Just because prices have jumped up 20% at trustee sales does not equate to profitable spec buidling numbers.

We should factor "all" costs into the equation not just the hard cost.And I no longer need to be the "Young Bull" on the side of the hill looking down at a pasture of cows.

They made FortuneBuilders and CT Homes made $17million last year and yes they do good work, however a lot of the $17 million made came from the educational side of the business, selling the "mastery program" to put it simpler...inorder to make $17 Million in just rehabbing and flipping you would need to make:$50,000 NET profit every single day for 365 days a year...that would equate to $18,250,000...just a little food for thought ;)

My monthly print-and-ink marketing pieces currently go out to nearly ten thousand probate legal professionals.I've found that I don't happen to find working with agents satisfying or very profitable (hey, I've got a brokers license, too) as they have no clue about loyalty, invest the absolute minimum in their education and typically over-value their role in the deal equation.

I would also be interested in the "mentee" side of this so that in a few years I can be on the "mentor" side of the equation.

Imagine so many different equations to other peoples lives.

Realtors are just a portion of the equation.

The method does not matter if you do not understand the basics of the equation.

A few things work into the equation of "How Many".

For this, perhaps Josh can establish two separate equations, one for original topic quality and another for response or post quality.