Sure, we give away some of our profits to achieve this (staging costs money, full remodels cost money, ensuring that you're the cheapest in the neighborhood costs money), but it's well worth it in our opinion.

All systems can be combined to achieve the intended results.Some systems do not work as well as others, and some people do not apply some systems as well as others.

Are there any questions I should ask the buyers agent or certain details about the agent I should inspect beforehand to help verify if he/she is competent in helping me achieve my real estate goals?

:DI believe I should start with wholesaling until I am in a financial position to achieve my ultimate goal which is to buy and hold commercial property for cash flowI am also in search of a mentor so that I may learn the correct way to do this business.Hope to learn a lot from this community.

I am unwilling to divide my road front property for only a workforce housing project which also may take years to achieve black ink.

Written goals are far more likely to be achieved than vague desires.

You've come to the right place to network with others in helping achieve your real estate goals ...

I have seen many articles on bigger pockets about Short Sale Riches, the McLaughlin and Jurewicz program, but what I haven't seen, is any evidence that anyone has achieved anywhere near the level of success that is promoted on the Short Sales Riches website.

It's what we do with passive income, compounded interest, rental overages and etc.This is a much more arcane means of achieving a perception of security.

I'd want to know what the best route is to achieving my ultimate goal.