If you want to be successful as a wholesaler, you have to get good at your craft and put in the time learning your market.

I have been in touch with John Deleire and Joe Craft and will lock the mechanics down soon.I agree getting through the No's will be a test of my character and take some intestinal fortitude...

Some may plan on buying but never happens due to death, divorce, relationship breakup, job relocation out of the area, reduced income, loss of job, credit issues, family growing (baby) needing more space then anticipated, health issues, etc.You can't control what happens in people's lives but you can be consistent with the follow up and getting better at your craft.

I want to use the lessons learned from training your VA to build FAQs and help me craft a VA training course in the future.#2.

Investors are driving around too so it will be hard to find properties that no one is putting bids in on is todays reality.Read here on how to craft an offer that the listing agent / buyer is more likely to pick yours over other offers...

If you are looking for an example to use to craft your own, I could send you a heavily redacted Executive Summary we used in a SEC filing we did.

During this week write meticulous notes on all your activities.

I would be careful about how you craft the agreement and would run it by an attorney before using it.

Never happened to me because I'm meticulous and careful.  2) People here are all busy busy busy - so when they are selling (or buying) having someone help them sort it out is important - again - since it's such a complicated process (see #1).  

We can also craft language for the lease that makes me specifically responsible for any damage related to guests (in addition to my own personal use).