You can get lost in the sauce all while years, deals, and wheels are passing you by.

There is no magic sauce to wholesaling but I honestly believe the $5,500 I spent cut at least 2 years off my learning curve, especially since I work full time.

Maybe you have a secret sauce??

You should see March full, at least on the weekends.I'm hesitant to offer much of my "secret sauce" that would significantly elevate your game, as it would create competition for my clients, which have to come first.

There is no secret sauce to niches that always win.  

My goals for 2019 is to acquire a multifamily that can generate a passive income of $5,000 per month.Grow our new papaya sauce company online to $5,000 in income per monthGenerate two plus wholesale deals per month making at least $40k+ per dealTake my family on at least 3 vacationsStaying fit and competing in my first martial arts sparring competition Continue eating healthy and clean

I define wealthy as such: with a reasonable standard of living (I'm not talking about living in a tent), meaning a decent house, utilities, enough to eat, catastrophic insurance coverage (home, medical, car), something to drive, and a little "sauce" for an occasional vacation or night on the town - if you woke up tomorrow and decided "Hey, I don't think I'm going to work any more" - could you continue that standard of living, indefinitely, barring some catastrophic event that cannot be reasonably guarded against (a meteor hitting the earth, for example)? 

I didn’t figure out the secret sauce to the process and just moved on.

The tomato and vegetable pricing, actually still has no inflation.

@Tanner Kier there’s no secret sauce to this problem.