I am not a professional writer or a professional social marketing guru, I really don't know if I am on the correct track or not.

The neighborhood is very desirable to professionals, walking distance to the regional hospital and five minutes to downtown.

I haven't bought anything in the last year but a few guys I know have been pulling their hair out losing to multiple offers again and again.I have seen instances in the past where I am pretty sure the owner occupier was an investor.

Thought that when I hand a card out with my property pic on it, which by the way I always do everywhere I go, that it might make it more appealing for a prospect to go to the professional website and take a further look see at my fantastic and beautiful properties(mine are better than everyone elses of course).

One can be an excellent agent without the certifications, or a poor agent with a business card full of acronyms.Aside from the normal qualities desired in any professional -- good communication, reliability, diligence, initiative, responsiveness -- a good investors' agent needs to have a level of expertise that's hard to get in a classroom.

An individual needs to perform their due diligence before forming any professional/contractual relationship and that is what I'm trying to accomplish in asking how I can best perform this on a wholesale mentoring program.

That income will effect each of you differently in your own personal tax situations.IMO, don't do this by yourself, go get some professional advice particular to your situation after you carve out some more of the picture.

I am a sales professional that wants to learn something new, fun, and challenging....and make alot of money doing it.

My husband is a certified green professional builder.

Let’s also assume property location doesn’t matter in so far as the plan is for them to be professionally managed (ie, Texas vs Vegas vs Beverly Hills doesn’t matter so much but prefer not to invest in ‘war zones’)….