I see you're with a different RM office so I'm guessing you like the company.

These factors led you to do what most young dude's who get into wholesaling do.....Fall flat on your face.Let me shoot a pro tip at you.

It's kind of funny how some places have a no bandit sign rule....... except for those running for office.....

It depends on what your exit strategy is.Ok thanks for the tips

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As a new landlord, what tips would you provide to me to make sure I continue to be profitable and grow?   

I'm definitely gonna have to dig a little deeper though, thanks for the tip!

The office closes at 5:00 and most deliveries are after that time so I feel like I should do something to help with the packages but want to make sure I don't do anything that would possibly become an issue.

I am looking at different value-add opportunities for potential office building investments, and I am curious if anyone has tried selling "reserved parking spots" to tenants? 

From what I heard, banks and credit unions tend to decline loan applications from self-employed people because we're viewed as high-risk.Are there any best practices or tips on how I can improve my chances of getting a home loan?