Make your note as bread and butter and as close to or slightly better than a conventional lenders, with the rate being the one exception.

For me, engineered wood or bamboo flooring + adhesive is as far as I'm willing to go in the synthetic floor dept. for this project.

That does not necessarily have anything to do with how I run my shop or select my tenants or what level of experience I have or what kind of knife I use to butter my bread.

Sorry, I thought he wanted to BE a builder or a broker, so the quest is, work for a builder or go on his own, easy answer for a new agent/broker, go with the bread and butter, work for the builder, but a Realtor is not a captured agent, he can do other deals as well that don't conflict with his builder.

RE gets boring too, after 15/20 years my investments became more involved and slightly bigger, but more profitable due to the complexity of the deals (and risks, but such can be managed).Never stop doing what made you successful, what you know, there is a tendency to move on and up so to speak, but don't forget your bread and butter.

Most of what I wholesale are homes that are in bread and butter neighborhoods that need quite a lot of work.

It became pretty clear which side of the bread the butter was on ;)

You could go low income or bread and butter... 

Second, believe this or not that investors are your bread and butter, and give most of you repeat business.  

Sounds like a bread and butter rental, solid area.Looks like it is in The Pines neighborhood, so most likely PC Original HS.