So I stay pretty busy, but I would definitely like to accelerate my investment growth and help you guys do the same and that's why I'm here chatting with you guys :).

In reality I'm learning that wholesaling is still a 'pay-to-play' game where you have to invest some money in marketing and a significant amount of time dealing with all the un-motivated sellers to find the few motivated ones.Looking back, what would you have done to accelerate your 7yr learning curve?

What you are paying for is:1. an accelerated learning curve2. mistake avoidance (you will still make mistakes but should make fewer)3.

This might delay your career for the first year or two but by implimenting this it really allows you to accelerate you REI later and that is what is important to me.

Also, once the loan is accelerated, catching up on the payments is not an option.

I used to say I would only work a few years after I started flipping, but being able to put all of my profits into the business has really helped accelerate our growth.

If a notice of demand has been made accelerating the note to maturity, calling it due, such a note sale is basically the same to the bank as a payoff.

Then pay them off.Properties are bought between months 10 and 68, and cash flow hits 3110/month at the beginning of year 7(this is in year 7 dollars with the 2%/yr inflation applied).The first property is paid off in month 78, and it accelerates from there, until the last one is paid off in month 133.

If there is an insured loss, you'll have legal and collection issues, if there are late payments you'll have legal issues, not having taxes paid may not be an event for accelerating the note to maturity but advancing funds to pay the taxes, so you'll have legal issues.

Haha) I was able to accelerate my career much faster because I wasn't just "some part timer".