Let's pretend it's 2005 again.

Have you considered staying a night or 2 pretending to be your own guest and really seeing the experience you provide first hand?

Sometimes there can be too great a focus on the here and now, which is obviously critical, but we sometimes pretend like in REI we shouldn't analyze where the market is headed.

Pretend you are 18 and use one of the best tools out there, in my opinion, the wonderful house hack.  

I'll explain super brief as to not pretend it's more deeply thought out than it is.Say we have a 6-unit and he lives in 1 of the units and I do not.

Hi @Gabriel Sanabria, I won't pretend to be an expert where I'm not, but here is in awesome pod episode I listened to a while back on the topichttps://www.biggerpockets.com/...If podcasts aren't your thing, this post by Jonathan Hoyt is very thorough, filled with a ton of information.https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Good luck!

Pretend you’re looking for a rental for yourself and see what YOU could rent in your area for the same $1,500.

An automatic drivable lawn mower so dad doesnt have to push that damn lawn mower in the middle of the jungles in Suriname... crab legs every night... no more looking into my wallet to see if I can afford this can of tuna, eating healthy, travel... finally building my army of robotic minions so I can take over this damn planet, overthrow the orange baboon and become the black baboon so I can stop pretending to be the funny nice guy here on the forums and  become the evil little overlord supreme being 6th element and take my rightful place ruling this little mudball!

Are you going to snap photos with your phone so you have "evidence" or pretend that you do not see the dog dishes and dog when inspecting your unit? 

I have 29 leads I haven't even called back yet and 42 that I've made offers to, but am still following up on.So, you can keep struggling with your pretend wholesaling business or you can do a rehab... or 20 and make some money and then get into wholesaling when you have a marketing budget, negotiation skills, contract knowledge, estimating skills and finally appraisal skills.