Donald Trum. became a successful commercial business person.

You want to build your investments on a stable foundation, you can not do that with bad debt pulling you down.Additionally to be a successful investor you must be financially highly structured.

In the meantime, feel free to share your successes and either mistakes or sticking points with fellow wholesalers, lenders, and peers. 

I hope BP helps you achieve your goals!!

This will determine not only how passive or active you want to be, but it will also will help you to determine what type of strategy you should implement to achieve your goal.

I'm looking to build a network and gather as much knowledge as possible to become as successful as possible.

I would stay open to splitting the equity as tenants in common - your first deal should be about experiencing a successful deal not having 100% ownership.

I'm diving into a potentially 100k+ rehab project in Central NJ (Bridgewater area) and would like to leverage some of your positive GC experiences to give this opportunity a high-percentage chance of success.

Not crazy overpay, but if you're offering 93% of asking price in a market where the average home sells at 98% - 103% of asking price, you're probably not going to be successful.  2.

Hey Gabriel,Great to hear some success with the BRRRR strategy especially in Indianapolis.