What I am struggling with is how to find the information so that I can analyze it.  

Im trying to get around to looking for deals now that i think ive done a fair amount fo research, but i am struggling with something...My strategy starting out is to use a couple lead generation techniques (i.e.

And instead of continuing to wait around, I have signed up to go to a meeting with the local REIA while starting to set incremental goals for myself to reach all throughout the year.I know the wholesale business is difficult and I will most likely encounter way more rejections before I get to a yes...it is a grind, but I think I have the mentality to handle it from my previous work exp in sales, and I'm ready to jump in and get my hands dirty and struggle a lot at the beginning.If there are any local BP Members who would like to connect, share, chat, or just get a free cup of coffee, feel free to reach out to me and I will be more than happy to make a new friend :)

I know this question has been asked a number of times...but I'm really struggling on this for some reason...and am looking for those of you more experienced to help me make some sense of this.The new rental I'm scheduled to close next week is going to need new floors.

I believe this has completely jaded my wife and I am struggling to convince her that this industry is viable and that I have the capacity as a highly motivated, and fairly well educated person to  both learn and build a profitable business.

They have struggled to unseat dealerships.

After looking into non-recourse loans (what is available to SDIRA accounts), I'm struggling to see how BRRRR would work well.

@Eric Tan, my advise is to try different things.This is the struggle for any entrepreneur; the constant quest to find his/her niche.

After I buy my first house though, I'm struggling with what to do next in the Los Angeles market. 

I'm oblivious to the daily struggles of others, as I think many of us are, and this hit me pretty hard.