Sometimes there are some tiny details in perception, which you could get only personally connecting with people who enter the property. 

Why recommend against a lower offer when it delays the agent's payment and only adds a tiny bit to their bottom line?

@Jason BoritzDid you you finish your tiny home project.

They desire to tax your cash so bad they TELL you that you have to take a particular quantity at a particular age out of your certified strategy.Not just do I utilize my policy to buy property however I likewise take pleasure in providing it for transactional financing.I skimmed the whole 5 pages of this thread, so if it was stated I excuse missing it.

That's exactly what I'm working on narrowing in on is quality... not quantity. 

-I can't think of any other CONs at the moment except that it's not a ton of leads if you're looking for quantity, but because I have a full time job I'm looking for quality to maximize my time I spend on my business.So what do you think?

I am trying to pinch my pennies on anything that I am doing in mass quantities.  

I tend to fly under the radar mostly because I'm pulling small quantities and I also fall back on a more literal interpretation of the law in that I'm not "selling"...I'm "buying". :)

My takeaways aren't going to be news to anyone who reads the wholesaling forums, but I'll summarize them anyway:Wholesaling is a volume game - get a large quantity of letters out there with quality copy and you will get callsWhat you do with the calls is just as important as getting the phone ringingWholesaling is a lot of work, this is NOT passive incomeI think the reason people say you need repeat mailings is because it appears that way, in reality though, I think people get your letter and hold on to it, and may call you 6 months down the road from a piece you sent long ago.

I found their price to be competitive especially factoring in the low minimum quantities.