It's when the shoe shiner tried to give Rockefeller a stock tip that he liquidated.Questions aren't the problem. 

All I can tell you is this my friend.I was in your shoes too when I started.I know that you think it is logical to think that way, to do the "wrong" methods first to get a dela to then do the right methods to get a deal.But dude, translate into English what you are sugesting.Here is what you are saying.You want to do strategies that are proven not to work (like cold calling, driving for dollars, texting) to get a deal, so that YTHEN you will do strategies that DO work to get a deal.Makes little sence right?

Thank you for your input, very wise advise to put your self in the seller's shoes.

His shoes and underwear have no stains.  

., he's a shoe in for the Intelligence Analyst directing Ben's sniper activities.

Beyond that, if things go bad, the 2nd HML could just fill my shoes and make payments on the loan until he himself sold it, then he'd make all his money back plus a heck of a lot more than he would have just receiving interest off that amount.

Put yourself in the other persons shoes when pitching business ideas.

In your shoes, I'd look into Nashville or Charlotte. 

One of my goals is to be a guest on podcast on the BP showcasing my portfolio of assets and how I escaped the rat race.  

Inventory does have a lot to do with supply and demand and right now demand is pretty high within the grid.If I were in your shoes I'd sell and buy the 3 units out of state.