As a wholesaler, remember this pain before you turn over your sweat and tears for a one-time payday.

I put 10k as due diligence and sweated bullets all the way to the closing table. 

Originally posted by @Jonathan Schwartz: On the GP side, you want triples and home runs, but don't sweat it too much because even base hits will be financially rewarding. 

(started sweating and wiping his forehead).- will you install a storm door?

Since you have a fulltime career that you love maybe finding a partner willing to put in the sweat equity (acquisition, management, and disposition) and collect a check and repeat the process as more deals come in.

I am shy, nervous and it makes me sweat like crazy to host a meeting every month. 

I also work hard (I work too hard at my job, lol), so Im not a stranger to the grind or sweat equity/getting dirty.I will PM you as well to get your thoughts, thanks again!

Most convenient is probably Zelle.My favorite, though, is old-timey cash in hand, used small bills that have been sweated and sinned over. 

Our intention was to find a BRRRR property that we could move into (so we only had to put 5% down) had a separate entrance to the basement (for a mother in law), and something we could put sweat equity into.

Keep in mind there was A LOT of sweat equity that went into most of these.