When there is a major issue that pops up ?

As a matter of fact, I did graduate from a business college majoring in accounting many many years ago, HELP!

So much competition in Palm Beach right now they're only ruining the market for each other by driving prices up to the point where there's not enough profit left in the deal.

She also give classes on tax deeds that I attended and she come to most of the major cities in Alabama.

The extra carrying costs and high rates will suck out any profit you possibly will have.

Every deal we do, we put 33% back into the business for marketing, & Direct mail is our biggest expense ( we don't want to stop doing it because our most profitable deal has come from mail, but we barely get any calls from it.The question is: Would anyone be willing to share a model/blueprint/system they use in their market, or give us any piece of advice that could help us pivot out of this funk. ):Thanks in advance & for reading this through, Trey Brooks.

(I had a dream that if its illegal in an area put them out Friday afternoon, pick them up sunday night, put a google voice number on them.)But, I have gotten my most profitable deal from direct mail.Still new, trying to figure out the best way ):

Watched Marcus Lemonis on the profit and it seem you can invest in food trucks for  a cheap price and put the owner and some workers in there and take a cut of the profit as an investor.The traditional restaurants you have to drive very high sales per sq ft.

folks - I am unable to find profitable opportunities after factoring in all costs including property management and taxes in NJ in desirable areas.

Little weary about the whole partnership thing so if anyone has any advice I'd love for you to share.Also, is it realistic for me to think I can do $150k - $350k in gross profit a year if I don't touch/spend my initial investment and profit?