8 years later, it still impresses visitors.

The numbers do not impress me, I think I let too many slip through the cracks in the beginning. 

Ultimately, I was able to get a refund.On the subject of gurus...I am willing to pay for education or to learn from other in the industry, e.g. through a local real estate investment association, but so far, the impression I have from those selling real estate training as "gurus" is that unless their training has transparency, such as a forum for reviewing the quality of the training, it is "buyer beware".Any "training" without live interaction probably shouldn't sell for much more than a well written book.

At the end of the year, I erase the x's in that column and start again.I use excel with a tab for each property.That is very impressive!

I had a strong sponsor who's track record I Ieveraged to impress upon the broker that I can close.

However that has only generated 2 calls from potential sellers in 2 months not very impressive.

8 years later, it still impresses visitors.

@Jerryll NoordenImpressive, very impressive.

Even if that's only the general impression and not necessarily accurate, why would anyone risk it?

The house was on the market for 41 days before we offered on it and I got the impression that they hadn't expected it to sit that long.