The attorneys who get into these areas have to go dig for information just like everyone else, sometimes they don't dig deep enough, but they certainly have a leg up on those that don't have a law degree.Rob, if you do one deal, that's different from doing 10 deals in a year.

There is startup costs for all businesses and wholesalers have to do the leg work!

If you've known about the boyfriend for a few monnths, you may not have a leg to stand on.

I understand this would take some leg work, and I've spoken to a local agent about accessing some lists to owners who have most or all of their property paid off.

My original goal of becoming a Realtor was to help get a leg up on rentals and be able to realize the annual tax savings in owning rentals.My wife and I are looking to expand our portfolio and really dive into the passive income side of real estate to pursue our financial freedom.

Sharing a yard, having tenants above you walking around at 3am and sliding chairs around while you’re trying to sleep, not enough parking for guests, etc. 

Perhaps David also addresses this in the book.It appears to me that David has a leg up on many investors, especially new ones.

Roughly 25%, according to Jason Furman (former chair Council of Economic Advisors, you can read his analysis in a twitter thread here).

Attorneys will charge arms and legs, but you can do it yourself successfully for about $300. 

No couches, no soft chairs, no clothes closets and no brand new cars with the exception that I did buy my wife an $80,000 Mercedes SUV about 7 years ago for a present and today the car has less than 2,000 miles on it because she doesn't want to feel like she is showing-off to her friends and our tenants.