Links are still one of the biggest determiners as to whether or not you'll rank. 

It's up to that guy to negotiate with his realtor the best deal, or use a cheap title company, or the biggest one is financing. even if you did not plan to wholesale it and you just needed to run numbers to see what your personal actual profit would be, you would still end up getting to a point where you have to decide what an appropriate amount of profit would be so that you can make your offer.

(Public Records) banks pull that data now.The biggest issue is you want to avoid mortgage fraud and the legals that follow those parameters. 

The biggest takeaway I have pulled out of the book is paying myself first.

@Denny RobertSorry for the delay computer gave out on me and I'm not the biggest fan of the BP app.The only downside is the fact that MIP disappears after a higher LTV ratio and has different tax implications right?

If you don't mind me asking - What was the biggest obstacle you had to overcome to get the deal done?

I have received the same feedback @Eric DeVito - it is people like us who can make the biggest changes I feel like. 

I know it may sound crazy but I went into real estate to do more acts of service and I believed helping others buy their dream homes and help them navigate through one of the biggest financial decisions they could  make in their  lives was probably one of the best ways I can serve others.

When he came round and saw the light Scrooge famously gave the biggest turkey he could find but that is different I sense than handing out a general purpose grocery card that could be washed in with other food needs and simply used to make ends meet.

Finding a good cleaner is the biggest, hardest, most important piece to all this IMO.