I grew up in a rough neighborhood, so without any disclosures I'm sure all the smart people can figure out that my extra curricula activities were not school related.

My thoughts went to the internet and all of the technology we have to find real estate everywhere.  

But I'm sure they've updated their technology and are better at the closing process now.Another thing I didn't like that much was that I had asked for the closing documents to be sent to me ahead of time prior to the notary arriving but they didn't.

Surround yourself with positive, challenging, smart people that are go getters who take actions!

I have to hand it to you.. your Smart ambitious and made it happen.you would succeed in any sales venture.. you could become a top agent and make Lots of money with a team of agents.. but you chose to do what you do.because of the naiveté of so many doing wholesaling and the bottom barrel feeders that teach it.. there is a lot of harm that happens and I suspect over the years the states are going to crack down on those who sell real estate without a licesne and.. equitable interest is just a bunch of BS  its a scheme your marketing for sellers your marketing for buyers your putting the two together for compensation.you try to arugue that its not you lose.. its just up to the states to decide if they want to enforce the laws.

After that, he just trusted me.Its weird how little things you do show off your character and persona in a big way. got it like I said I don't care what vocation you choose your smart driven and you will succeed.. some people just are not.. also there is NO equitable interest that is all hog wash ..

I know it will require hard and smart work - everybody seems to make sure to tell me that haha, but I am aware.

It is pretty pricey, smart. 

That is a smart and necessary deal-making skill and approach. 

I currently work in Information Technology in the Cincinnati area around the University of Cincinnati.