I knew that the tenant moving out AB was taking his share of the "last month's rent" with him, but I assumed that he was getting that directly from the new guy ZB and I would never know about it because I would get the full $1300 (wishful thinking).Well I called the new guy moving in and explained that I had failed to collect his share of the "last month's rent" ($325, the amount I am short) and how that was causing his buddies to potentially get hit with a late fee, and that I still need to collect it from him before he moves in.

Prioritize what's important)- surround yourself with more successful people (I've found buddies who are crushing it in the sales game and really helped me to stay motivated) - tell your friends to keep you honest (one of my buddy snapchats me to make more cold calls during the day)- read a ton (Sell or Be Sold by Grant Cardone and Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi are good starters)That's a lot to take in but start small.

A buddy from RI did a wholesale deal every week for a year.

Hiiii buddy........

Sure is nice to hear from a good ole college buddy!

This appraisal makes no sense to me or my agent when looking at comps and I am seeking advice on how to salvage this deal.Steps taken so far are:- Sent comps to the appraiser which show the home value to be between 205 to 215k but they will not change- my agent is having his buddy who is an appraiser take a look for an informal second opinion- if the above step comes back with a higher appraisal, request a second oneHow have any of you dealt with this problem as it seems it could be quite common?

Have a buddy close on deals including 242 units while deployed.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

On the other hand, my buddies have done amazing with whole sale deals.Good luck!

Buddy marks. (614) 288-6755Also a must call.

@Javon MckinnonHave a buddy who went from 0-500 units his first year.