Work a part time job and try to wholesale a few properties, may be slow but you will win in the end. 

The wording tripped me up which means it's not hard, but I need to slow down and READ the material for comprehension, not memorization.

If you want to buy FAST, but sell SLOW (for lots more), that may well be an option for you, provided you've REALLY done your homework on how good a deal it is for all cash.But they're telling you: if you're not interested to (or can't) close quickly for cash - go away!

Even during slow times, it requires having someone on site, which is a salary that needs to be paid, so during slow times you lose money actually. 

I'll be sure to keep everyone on BP updated on my slow but sure progress towards commercial real estate. :)

Its only Thanksgiving to January that are pretty slow IMO. 

Most buyers don't want to wait to build from scratch, so I am loosing a few buyers by not having enough product up.But as you said I don't want to be carrying 3 buildings if it slows a bit, and winter is just weeks away.

.  :-)Seriously, slow down a bit.  

It’s a slow start but I’m excited to have jumped in the water!

Your level of education, experience, and risk tolerance all factor into how fast or slow you set yourself up to take on that first deal.