I always like to invest in a "sure thing" and not try to reinvent the wheel. 

I'd prefer not to re-invent the wheel.Thank you!

The job is fun if I were to describe it but it’s extremely repetitive (like a lot of things but here you can’t really reinvent the wheel in this job), and of course, I am paid by the hour and my salary is capped by the years in the business.I see real estate investing as a business with no limit but the sky with the opportunity to have monthly cash-flow after a while.

@Greg S.Looking at "a week's worth of revenues" can be very misleading if you're not accounting for seasonality and vacancy.No need to reinvent the wheel- just look at KPI's for the Hotel Industry.Revenue Per Available Room (RevPar).RevPar = Average Daily Rate (ADR) * Occupancy.  

i would suggest getting around other big hitting wholesalers and aid them until you know enough to do your own. you will waist a lot of time trying to reinvent a machine that has already been built a 1000 times. 

No need to reinvent the wheel.

I am a sponge and firmly believe that emulating successful people is better than re-inventing the wheel. 

I know better.The reason I capitalized INNER CITY is because Milwaukee as a metro area is doing very well, in fact the city is reinventing itself.

Don’t try to reinvent the wheel.

At the end of the day this business is a learning experience which means we do not have to reinvent the wheel.