See what they need and determine what you have between your ears that you can offer as a potential solution.

Those pieces of literature opened my eyes and showed me that there is a better way of living that doesn't involve working 40 hours a week building someone else dream for them, so i decided to dig deeper into learning about  real estate and watched tons of you-tube tutorials when I came across wholesaling.

I'll offer this piece of advice:First thing you'll want to do is meet with a mortgage/financial professional and share with her your short- AND long-term goals.

I've done hundreds of screens (worked at a hardware store in high school that repaired them) and it was always a PITA trying to pull the screen tight while making sure the spline stayed in front of the roller.One tip: if you plan on doing these on a regular basis, take a piece of 3/4" plywood larger than the size of the screens and use screws to hold the frame in place rather than duct tape.  

As a matter of fact, I was debating how many washers and dryers to put in considering they run about $ 800 a piece. 

If we can't counsel with sellers, eye to eye or ear to ear, our chances are less in creating that desired profit. 

years)Part time investorPast Project: P001: (50% ownership in project) bought a piece of land with $58,000 and sold for 40% profit 1 year later.

Very confusing.If it's a legit piece of real estate practice , I'd be very interested to know.In 30 years of investing I have not run across this. 

The chances of you buying a piece of land and calling them up and getting a solar farm is far less likely.

You can put a piece of paper over the number and rub a crayon or a pencil until the numbers show on the paper.