It doesn't have to be 100% wheel chair accessible. 

I will have a good chair when the music stops and won't miss a single nap.

It's a game of musical chairs where some might win and others fall on their face.

I had a crew of 6 who door knocked every NOD in my 2 mil metro market and this resulted in 1 maybe 3 deals a month or about 30 a year on average..  99% of those in foreclosure are in serious denial.. or the lender cuts a deal or someone buys it out from under you.. its a lot of leg work that as individuals if you don't have teams pretty tough.. you could nail one now and again but we were looking for scale.  

Not sure about Gold and silver falling, bitcoin been watching and looking for another leg down.  

You don't want to be the one without a chair when the music stops.

It's like they're breaking our leg so they can say they helped us get our crutches. 

Reminds me so much of my son as a toddler when he would pout and stomp his leg demanding he get his way. 

It's work and takes some time but if you want it, get your butt out of the chair and do the legwork to be an investor.

-You have a four-year leg up on work experience compared to your college-bound peersEven though a lot of jobs want you to have a college degree, if you have four years' experience in your respective field... that can be A HUGE advantage over someone with a degree.