So I can honestly say that I buy the stocks that I am promoting to my clients.As Richard shared, the advantage to starting with wholesaling is that its an easy way to start with little or no cash or credit.

There's less competition on the garbage properties, and the banks seem to be more eager to get these pieces of crap off of their books.

It seems a lot of internet gurus like you are promoting this new formula.

Let me first give you this tiny piece of advice for Beginners that I give to everyone here at BiggerPockets who ever asks for Beginner's Advice:Set up your SIGNATURE - FIRST!

No two prospects are the same therefore you'll want to mix up your marketing pieces; yellow letter, zip letter, and text postcard and track your results.Let me know if you need any more help.

It promotes retention and builds goodwill for the times when sh*t hits the fan and you can't get there right away or your first attempt at fixing something doesn't go quite right.

I want to promote a successful community in the western part of Mass while also bringing together hundreds of RE professionals in the Northeast.

If I can write a piece of software that eliminates some office function (e.g., loan underwriting) or a robot that does a job formerly performed by a person, I can make a lot of money.  

This is what I'm going to change and keep the sameKeep DM the same Start adding Bandit signs around 50 of themDoor Knocking from 4-7pm (saying; I'm not here to sell but to inform you of my business that we have pool of home buyers that will pay cash fast and close quickly and also help to sell or buy a home, if you or anyone you know might be interested let us know (give her my business card) if we close on any deal you referral us we will give up to 300$ to you (bird dogging)Days that I won't door knock, Promoting what I do outside a store, gym (more bird dogging) Going REI meetings, network more to find my first deal.

Luckily for me I stumbled across this delicious little piece of terror called the Dodd-Frank Act, and dabbled in the areas that relate to owner-financing.