I'm not a fan of most people's concept of "wholesaling".

A lot of profit is thrown down the drain by holding a property that long and moving slow on the rehab.Put yourself into the shoes of a lender.

I'm a big fan of multi-unit properties :)

I have to quailfy the following by saying I was not in the same shoes as most all of you attempting to wholesale deals.

REIAs are definitely good for some things:- Networking- Getting some basic real estate education- Finding lendersBut, you're going to want to ensure that you don't fall into some of the common REIA traps:- High priced seminars- "Shark" mentors who charge ridiculous fees and try to take advantage of newbies- Too many other newbies who will waste your time/energy because they're not really seriousI'm a big fan of getting the good stuff out of REIAs...just make sure you avoid the bad stuff...

I just recently discovered Podcasting, and I am a huge fan.

And I even noted above that I think it's BS that our current administration is using Sandy Hook as a political tool to try to push through more gun regulation (or at least I assume they will try).I'm not a fan of regulation for the sake of regulation, and I'm certainly not a fan of knee jerk regulation.

Preamble: "An old saying declares that “the cobbler’s children have no shoes.”

Now my cash reserves and years of wealth creation, I had a wife.... who is recently ex wife for a reason, a good clip of that wealth is now in shoe form....

Used to be a big fan of this app but haven't really used it since circa 2004.