push hard for as large as an em deposit as you can get and likely keep  The more skin she has the game the more she is likely to close.  

While we take great care of our home, I have found the key is for the other side to have skin in the game too.

I'm looking at buying a set of 3-5 du/tri/quad-plexes over the next 5-8 years, then transitioning them into a 10-20 unit apartment building.End game is somewhere in the range of 50-100 doors spread out over 2-5 high-quality properties.

My end game is to spend more time with my son and less time working tedious and unfulfilling jobs to support him.

Then I figured, if it cater to sellers, why would I want to have that web address on my buyers card.

Please check out our company web site at www.inspectiontech.us. 

It sends them a link to a web listing that is created when you register and then they can contact you by email or phone to set up an appt.

One of the best things you can do when you are first starting out is find an experienced investor to team up with to help you get some skin in the game.

If I get the job, then I can slowly get back into the game without worries.

So if you want to be in the game a long time and "wholesaling" is what you want to do, then put on your big boy pants (or big girl pants) and take the test, pay your fee and be part of responsible society.