Is the seemingly low amount of cash flow just a reality that you deal with, and then the real wealth is built when the market is just right to sell off some of the investments and re-up with more/bigger properties?

I’ve put together the following checklist for each of the eight phases - which simplifies what, in reality, can become a very complicated process.

If so, I'm guessing that either you don't wholesale very much or you've been doing it so long that you're out of touch with the reality of the business.  

The only difference between a dream and reality is the action in between the two.

In reality, it was used solely for hauling around a portable landing ramp for freestyle motocross shows.

Reality is, anyone can spit out projected numbers, but your record needs to speak for itself, and not a packet.

The Aussie just thought everyone pays rent on time ..I remember talking to one that was so frustrated because the rent was not like there rental in Sydney posted on the 2nd of every month ( actually every two weeks)  When I informed them that many if not all renters in lower end homes do not have checking accounts and never will be able to bank like they do .. they just could not understand that. top that off with 80 % of the tenants are single females with kids your just not going to get consistent cash flow ever...Sad state of affairs but reality or if you think I am wrong let me know.And like what I said about these crooks doing this business Sociopaths all sleep very well that's a medical fact.

The reality is you should be paying about 250k or less for houses worth 300k or else you aren't buying right.

The reality is that they are 20% off the actual sales price 84.7% of the time.In the wholesaling business, a 20% mistake in pricing is suicidal.

How could it ever be enforced is reality.