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

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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.

What I really wish to achieve is find out information about classes that are worth paying for or great books.

I have a feeling that seasoned investors would disagree, but if you are a newbie (such as me) and your main focus is to make money, however it's going to happen...and if you are assured or plan to profit an acceptable amount on the deal...then do what it takes to achieve that specific goal.

Even if I buy wrong, I have the capital to carry me through mistakes - that and time will get me on track for the next acquisition.I have no doubt over time I can build my portfolio and achieve my goals, but trial and error is by no means the most effective method.

I'd like to get a realistic idea of the return I person could achieve if they pursued Wholesaling full time in the Chicago market.

"Moderation is a great virtue that all men of good will must seek to achieve in this tense period of transition" (Martin Luther King, June 4th 1957) "To go beyond the bounds of moderation is to outrage humanity" Blais Pascal "Moderation is the inseparable companion of wisdom, but with it genius has not even a nodding acquaintance."