So I'm currently driving a 2005 Durango with no AC and I'm wanting to get my dream truck also to have a nice weekend truck, but at the same I feel like I do not deserve to buy something.

By driving for dollars I have collected a list of properties I am going to mail, as well as developed the letters I will be sending.

Drive around Bonney road and the side streets that lead to vb Blvd.

I make better income and have much more control over my life than an average 9-5 employee, but further growth is difficult. 

I'm in Southern Oregon and looking to buy down here a few rental properties.Looking at different cities, their population, growth over last 5 years and future growth etc.Called a few different PM's in a few cities in Oregon asking about vacancies, payment plans, tenant trashing landlords houses etc. lol

My focus is small multi family as I build up my reserves.I’m not very active with meet ups but I drive the state for my day job so I’m always on the hunt!

I typically wholesale in LA and OC, but I will wholesale anywhere in the county if a deal presents itself.My current business plan is centered around wholesaling to create revenue to invest in rental properties (BRRRR strategy) in positive cash flow and/or growth markets.

This is a double-edged sword; there is tremendous growth taking place in Lubbock, but that growth is what is occupying the time of so many good subs in the area.

My standard response re-states all the basics (rent, location, qualifications) and requests interested renters actually drive by the house before requesting an appointment. 

There are macro-market-specific variables such as median house price, population growth,  etc and micro specific variables such as which neighborhoods to target etc.