I've personally achieved growth from Dale Carnegie's book "How To Win Friends and Influence People" and choose to revisit the teachings at least once per year. 

Sometimes, I can get so focused on achieving the next goal or beating myself up for what didn't work...that I don't congratulate myself for what I have accomplished. 

I want to buy this house for a nice discount, fix it up and flip it for cash.Before I make an offer I wanted to better understand what motivates these sellers to do what they are doing now.

So I immediately sent the info to my preferred agent he disclosed some information that they owed several years of property taxes and were motivated to sell we settled for 90k I took out my first ever mortgage loan which was a conventional loan 20% down 5.6% interest rate and for 120 months payment of 768 acquired property 06/13/2020 immediately hired a contractor with a dozer to take down most of the brush.

There are firms that can act as an Intermediary (middle man) to assist two parties (the principals) to achieve certain tax objectives that can't be achieved in a transaction directly executed between the two principals. 

It’s been such a struggle to make that leap but I know it’ll have to be done in order to achieve the goals that I have set for myself.

That just means doing some things twice – once out of order and again in the correct order.I’ve heard some motivational speakers say if you fail to plan, then you may be planning to fail.

Most underwriters would question your motives. 

Was not sure if there was specific motivation for using that state. 

However, deciding between building v/s rehabbing, depend on many factors but just comes down to what’s most suitable for you in achieving your future business goals.