Hey @Carlos Diaz I'm in your similar shoes I'm actually starting my campaign next week hopefully!

I know some have been in my shoes, and I need to hear from you.

the way my dad taught us zapatero a sus zapatos or should i say shoe maker to his shoes should i explain some more.

They have these little blackflies they call borrachudos (bow-ha-shoe-dose) that you can't even feel biting you so a bunch will get your legs before you know it.

But when you flip a house, the IRS considers the transaction to be no different than retailing any other product (in other words, buying and selling a house is no different than buying and selling a pair of shoes).

I don't agree with how he reacted, but put yourself in his shoes.

If I was in his shoes, I’m not sure I would have been able to sit there with a straight face after someone told me what I told him.Ok, back to the people on my team.

Time will tell.Dropping of the other shoe: after a second open house on Easter Sunday, and after 12 days on the market, we got four offers of $1 million or more.

My wife and I barely scrape by on a shoe string budget.

I know it can't be easy, I have listened to hundreds of success stories and it takes incredible persistence and determination, but now is the time to start.Here is what I have:$40,000 in cash (thanks to my amazingly frugal wife)A home that is currently 10% paid off (thanks to our amazing renters) a $90,000/ year W20 debt other than our houseMore drive, passion, and grit than anyone elseSo my question is... who has been in my shoes, and what are you doing now/ have done to accomplish the dream?