I would suggest in addition to some of the other advice here, watching some of the call scripts on you tube - not only do they have some great verbiage - but you can also see the tone and style that they use when calling people - you can even watch wholesalers do live calls and see how they handle rejections and how they lead up to the negotiations.

I'm a broker in Illinois and I saw this old post and wonder would you be interested in a 200+ unit complex more the style of homes that your used to.

A personal home is a life style choice not an investment therefore you are the only one that knows what you want to do.

You can  also filter photos by room, style, etc, to get some ideas going.

Hey everyone, I'm a contractor based in Oklahoma City, I have a small company specializing in a new style of cast in place concrete counter tops.  

Ask Ask Ask questions.Once you get an idea what area of RE fits your style and resources(time, money/credit, education/knowledge), find someone that is successful in that niche.  

Yep, holding hands with Chris Mason on this one.The "how long have you owned it" on a refi, should be ok,e the 4th or 5 the question, right after, what's your income.....it's such a basic, preliminary important piece of information.As for Quicken itself, I'd never waste time with a buyer who was planning on using them, or accept an offer from a buyer using them.....buy some clothes online, sure.....get your mtg that way, hell no.

The house next door, which is a similar style, has 1 less bedroom, 1 less bathroom and no pool, sold a few months ago for $705k.

This property is in a blue collar college town, and the three upstairs units are dorm/efficiency style so they are like studios that share one bathroom.

I find this a disadvantage for myself because my marketing is more of a "im not a real estate agent" style message.