5. can I financing be part of the equation to increase the buying power?

Then opendoor comes along and says we think your home is worth $370k to $380k BUT we will buy it right now from you without you having to market the home or do any showings etc for $375k but we are going to charge you a fee up to 12% (in our example this would equate to $45,000).

This equates to a $24k special assessment for each owner ($35k after interest on a 15 year loan).

As you know, with any post there are a lot of "What ifs", ways for people to misinterpret, and look for a way to weasel around what is said.First, people must stop equating "Assigning the Contract" as everything wholesaling.

Hard work is absolutely in the equation for success but there's no doubt luck and circumstance play a role.

Some investors equate this personal touch with much better service than larger more autonomous company who needs to look you and the tenants up in their system when you contact them.Thing is, there isn't any money in running a small mom & pop property management business.

I'd equate it to meditation. 

Always looking for the math equation to confirm things are correct.  

I just hired a 25 years old at $85k a year, as a Millennial she's now shopping for a home in her 20's, this isn't a bad idea or going in the wrong direction in my opinion, she understands the value of a high income in the equation in addition to low expenses.

The beautiful thing about achieving financial freedom is that you can take money out of the equation and only choose projects that add value to your life.