When I read real estate books, I tend to look at the table of contents first and flip through to those chapters for the content I am seeking.

Another great resource is YouTube, with endless amounts of content.When looking for someone to mentor you in wholesaling, I recommend first determining what value you can provide to someone else that is in wholesaling based on the skills that you have and bring to the table.

In NC a 30-day eviction is considered standard and one of the first options on the table.

If that wasn’t enough at the closing table we get a call from our atty Steve Cuda saying hey we’ve got an offer on the back 20 acres for $25K per acre which would give us a “close neighbor” but would have our all in purchase price of an 18,000 sf house at only $250,000.

Features large kitchen with plenty of space for a table!

Upstairs, the primary bedroom suite (notice we're not allowed to say "master suite" anymore) adds extras such as a massage room and private terrace.

The financial returns are just table stakes, and it's >50% about creating and contributing something and having an impact on a place. 

This will dictate what kind of risks you can take on and what kind of problems you can solveOther skills/relationships/random things you bring to the table? 

Now a days, “I’m not scared to eat alone because I know what I bring to the table.”

It sounds like the Seller has negotiation fatigue honestly and just wants to close and move on at this point, so they're playing hard ball a bit to get you to the closing table.