And, I have one more coming this week, in Alabama, selling to a European buyer, for $13k in profit.Bottom line, it's not easy, but it can be very rewarding.

For those who buy right and early, then jump up before this bubble bursts, they will likely be rewarded.

It is not entirely dissimilar to swapping out of one stock that has just popped (leaving little remaining upside in you view) and into another that has a better risk-reward profile.

I won't offer more the $18K... too many maintenance issues to reward the current owner.Best of luck!

In a business where few people are 100% honest, those that are honest in all their dealings are rewarded with loyal clients, partners, investors and transaction parties.

Offer the proprietors of those shops a "reward" for any eventual buyer who mentions that shop as referring the buyer.Some other BP links somewhat related to this topic:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/312/topics/50809-please-help-need-some-ideas-on-selling-homehttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/43640-ideas-for-selling-a-wholesale-property-in-a-week

Anyway, I don't think you'll want to be a lender when you find out all the barriers to entry in this arena.You'd probably be better off getting with brokers like Marc, Loc and Will, get into purchasing existing notes if you really want higher yields, but it doesn't really matter what you invest in, there will always be a risk and reward aspect, nothing is easy.

The harder I grind, the sweeter success, and the more I will help others to see the rewards of TRUE HARD WORK (Lead by example).

I've been in a very rewarding partnership with an elephant (lots money, slow to react, and preferring to remain in the background) for four years now.

An inconsistent marketing plan was almost my demise.