Consistently.

Also, you can really make your policy snowball by taking your profits from your real estate, and feeding it right back in to the policy.  

I'm looking forward to building a solid and consistent wholesaling business in the L.A. area within the next six months to a year.

. $150/sq foot may seem high for some on a custom home, but it's consistent with the quality of construction of homes built in my market.

Not to mention feed and house yourself.We usually do not work by the hour.

Either way, be consistent with it and after a long enough time to honestly evaluate your marketing effort, either continue it or stop it, ie...green light/red light.

Here's the gist of what I've seen elsewhere: (b) An authority may not rent or lease housing to a tenant that consists of a greater number of rooms than the number the authority considers necessary to provide safe and sanitary housing to the proposed occupants without overcrowding.

I'm plan on getting more consistent with it hence my introduction and ultimately active participation in the forums.I found bigger pockets a few years ago while looking for methods for Tenant screening and have been hooked on the podcasts ever since.Right now i'm seeking more knowledge in the Area of Tax Delinquent property acquisitions(Before they get to the Tax auction) and Also wholesalers who are in the Mesa area who may be able to provide some good deals for myself and my partners to flip.I look forward to much more knowledge and want to thank all of you active members for the huge knowledge base that bigger pockets has become just by having your conversations.Thanks, and Hello All!

I was about to post a similar question and saw this at the top of my feed...destiny?!

Of those three, the turnkey provider I know in Indy is by a long shot the best of all the providers I work with (customer service wise, consistency, he's NICE, and very accommodating).