On one hand it reflects the reality that these applications are complex and expensive to develop; on the other I don't think it's good to raise software rates on existing customers.There are, of course, always other options in a growing field of app solutions . . .

I'm doing wholesaling work out of Camarillo, but I also hold a full-time job in (the oil fields of) Ventura.You've stumbled on a fantastic resource here at BP.

I've talked about Palm Beach County being one of the first counties to eliminate the use of multiple sub accounts in their auctions, I speculated that it would be great to level the playing field in terms of individuals having a chance to win more certificates, but that I suspected overall winning rates might not go up.

Its time consuming , and time is money .Having construction experience REALY helps in dealing with buying and selling , the other thing that helps is having friends in the construction fields .

What field are you in?

When I graduated from High School, I got a job offer in my career field (engineering) and I couln't turn it down.

not sure if its a valid fear since i am newbie in this field.

Action is what matters, breaking pots will happen and you will get better from it To be a great wholesaler you must know how to do more things than almost any other field (which again confuses me why everyone thinks its the easiest place to start).

Both are good fields.

I have repaid that obligation, yes by returning to W2 based earnings in the Engineering field, but did sustain a devastating blow to my credit rating.