if you spend all your time saying that you "can't" do things, then that will ultimately be the case.i live in NY, long island, so i feel your pain, but you've got to figure it out.

they also then promote networking and provide you with a plan to start, and contact info for your instructor.

I usually find that new members who come on site to ask about a particular company with no other interest in getting involved are here to promote that company.

I agree with Charles, sending out lots of offers is just silly (although that's what some of the so-called gurus promote).

I really enjoyed reading about your ups/downs and ultimate success.

I ultimately want to wholesale this.

This is because the 50% Rule is meant to apply over a large number of units and locations, and is not meant specifically to do a detailed analysis on a single unit.Bryan believes the number that should be used to do the analysis is 45%, not 50%, but I don't think that's his major point (and ultimately, his major point is more important than whether it's 45% or 50%)...Bryan's point (and my guess is that Mike would agree) is that you *must* do complete due diligence on a property before purchasing it, because you don't know if the OE is going to be 45% or 50% (or even 35% or 70%).

They will ultimately find out anyway, and when they do, you'll gain a reputation as a deceptive person... something you don't want.

Even if that's 20% below market, you are talking about a place that will ultimately rent for around $300.

You are a newbie, but you're promoting a website that gives real estate advice.