I DONT MIND PUTTING THE LEG WORK IN.

Made me understand that conformity was no less of a death sentence then a trip to the electric chair....

If you have to do all the leg work before listing your home with them there's no point in using them.

I don’t want them to fall out of their chair when I offer them 30% to 50% less than they expected.

Mike - You asked me what mistakes you can avoid - taking the advice of doing all the work from your office chair would be one as I have pointed out above.Second - While a great deal will bring buyers, good deals may not and as such, one of the biggest mistakes I see wholeaalers make (other than not performing accurate due diligence and providing accuarte numbers to buyers) is that they do not have a large enough buyers list BEFORE they lock a deal.

When a roach crawling up your leg does not bother you anymore.When you name the roaches while you are doing a rehab and carry on conversations with them.When one of your new roach friends takes a ride home in your toolbox, causing your wife to scream bloody murder and stay at her parents house until an exterminator can come to the house.

A friend of mine suggested I befriend one of those unsavory title companies, the ones that don't care, and ask them to put me on the list to be emailed the NOD list.When I saw the old one he had, I almost fell out of my chair.

On the flipside, an agent like you would be a GREAT plan if you wsnted to do the leg work, and not take the deal for yourself for whatever reason.

I am still jumping in my chair with excitement.

I lay down the chairs and haul around just about everything for the rentals I self manage.