From shoddy work to down right dangerous I found it all.

It is dangerous and hard work but pays well.

Considering no fewer than 4 of these appraisers told me they were real estate agents who quit in 2009 tells me enough.   

Assuming all the properties are similar in size and if you purchased fewer properties of similar size and all you did was eliminate debt then you would pay tax on the difference between the amount you sell and the amount you purchase as if it were profit first. 

A sponsor who feels like they can’t lose is a very dangerous person to invest with.

Cons - lesser quality control, more prone to mistakes, fewer efficiency, inability to scale.

Out of more than 350 respondents, 50 companies were managing 500 or more units and only five of those reported fewer than six full-time employees.

@Mallela EstradaI only know of a couple wholesalers that do it full time and even fewer than that have staffs.

I think it's a great place to invest since it is one of America's fastest growing cities, with high rental demand and fewer weather issues than elsewhere in Texas.

Area home sales continued to increase despite fewer available listings and a crippling 1.8 months of inventory in the city.