My job isn't necessarily stable, and I don't want to be locked in for a year, nor am sure how they track this. 

and decided to give up such a stable position, take large risks, and have success in doing so!

I have Sam Freshmen's book on my shelf.  

I really never understood what was taught about wholesaling among those that do it and what is recommended by those here on BP... however I just don't think you can have a long term stable business built on deceit and fraud. 

My current goal is to run a stable real-estate wholesaling business.

Hi all.I am looking into Northern Virginia sub-markets and am wondering if there are any active/experienced investors/brokers who can offer advice on:FredericksburgWinchester StrasburgFront RoyalWoodstockCulpeperI am primarily interested in multi-family properties (for medium-long term hold - will consider stable and value-add opportunities) and it seems there is a concentration of 2+ units in these areas.

My wife and I have been talking about investing in a multiplex for years as our first home in order to help us get out of the rental rat race and developing stable cash flow.

Pander to their laziness and watch your listings fly off the shelf.

the other main question i have is around cash flow versus appreciation. i'm looking for a safe stable investment and it seems cash flow is better for that since appreciation is an unknown.  

I have a few of them on my shelf.