If you need to BRRR:Kick everyone out as soon as you can (I do this in stages). 

Hi everyone, I'm in the final stages of closing my first wholesale deal but my buyer has presented a problem that I'd need to solve and I'm not entirely sure how to go about doing so.

I'm in the beginning stages of getting pre-approved for a mortgage.

So I’m finding myself unable to wrap my head around a certain aspect of Hard Money Lending as I go through my first deal.I’m currently using an online HML provider, LimaOne, and received “Fix n’ Flip” funding for 90% of purchase + rehab costs.Closing has happened successfully (albeit with a few funding hiccups), and now that I’m heading into the rehabbing stage, I’m utterly perplexed by an aspect of their funding model — specifically, their rehab funding process  During closing, LimaOne placed the entire rehab budget into an Escrow account and will deliver me the funds on a reimbursement basis.

Hi everyone, I’m new to wholesaling and I’m in the learning stage.

In summary, you need to know your market well to determine what stage of the cycle it is currently in. 

Also, the 15 year mortgage idea would eat up all of my cash flow and while that will pay down the loan quickly, I prefer the cash flow at this stage.

“Creativity” might only really come out in layout changes, tile design, and staging. 

I have seen the early retirement crowd latch on to the 4% rule, but it ignores a different reality of their stage of life.

Then when he or she is done, hand the person your business card and concurrently ask for theirs.Bingo, you now have a new "Business friend" Stage-1 (you have just networked).Then when you get home send them an email saying "Hello" and that way they have your email and you now have a Stage-2 "Business Friend".Pop them an email every few weeks or so and say hello and you now have a stage-3 "business friend".Then when you see them again at another networking event, "Say hello and ask them if they have been up to anything new".