It is not, you'll really need commitment to educate yourself, modify your life style to raise enough starting capital, build a plan, and stick to it!

We also spoke with the Inspector himself and at the looks of it, he really wants to stick it to us.

I generally stick to realtor, MLS, zillow, or craigslist and cross reference any locations I see valuable or below market.

There are some advantages to sticking to one market that you know well and have established contacts, however, real estate is local and different markets perform differently giving you an opportunity to hedge your risk.

If that is a winning strategy for you, stick to it. 

find your best, unlisted, low dollar deals and stick with that game. 

I talked to an attorney and considered trying to get out of the deal but my partner convinced me to stick with it trying to convince me we stumbled on a gold mind.We mowed the waist high grass $200, pulled all the trash and carpet out of units $1,250, fixed the broken windows with plexiglass and silicone caulk $750, copied the logo off the Sheriff Office Web site and made some official looking documents that said area was being patrolled by Drug Special Interdiction Unit $.15.

And or if I want to make a fee I broker it with my licenses.What I think is really hurting the industry and or the quasi profession of wholesaling is unleashing these newbie type folks who then use weasel clauses and just sling stuff up on the wall hoping something will stick.. god for bid they risk 1,000 dollars of EM.I see RE as being a progression of knowledge and I understand folks have to start somewhere but I for one have zero interest in going through one's learning curve.Just like your core competency of tax sales etc..

But I think its worth it to remain patient and stick to the strategy of buy low sell high, not buy high and hope to sell higher!

Key when dealing with difficult tenants is being able to be firm and sticking to your guns and making it clear that you run the show, not them.