I don't think the wholesale industry can survive this tidal wave of bad wholesalers entering the marketplace.

But then we will have another huge wave of expansion...

Judging by how often I see ads from crowdfunding sites, they're pouring a lot into customer acquisition, and eventually we'll see a wave of consolidation once folks start burning through their funding (that is not unlike what's already happened or is happening in areas like food delivery and home services). 

Denver for example, has 3% of total office inventory, compared to 1.5% historically, with 5 million square feet of construction underway.According to CoStar, "The impending wave of new supply will have an impending ripple effect on demand fundamentals such as net absorption, occupancy and rental rates in several large markets in coming quarters."

The one thing I liked from RDPD is that Robert K. talks about the concept of investing in the stock market and compares it to a wave.

Tongue and groove vinyl plank is the wave of the future for commercial properties and last a long time.

I believe that we are going to see another wave of foreclosures and short sales in the next year or two.

Meanwhile, ~10-year-olds carving up waves around me. 

It comes in waves, followed by droughts.  

Hello ALL, So I am hoping to finish my first website for my wholesaling business in the next couple days and send out my first DM MKTing campaign next Saturday to follow it up. The site will be very basic and generic....