Have been a real estate agent since 2012 and it all started by making sales and rentals for apartments around me, i got my first pay check 3month after i started, with a home sales worth $382,000, got 6% off it, consistency and learning to explore and breaking boundaries is the core idea to become a successful real estate agent, now i sell and rent homes in fleets and am running a well established real estate company and we sale and rent homes in 7 major cities in the country.

you are going to have to be really persistent and consistent.  

GreetingsMy name is Ky-Shawn King I am not new to bigger pockets but I haven't been engaged in learning experience and I want to be , I am currently living in Waldorf, Maryland & I want to seriously get into wholesaling real estate I see the income , I see the potential , but I'm having a hard time with staying consistent and being held accountable I hope with finally being engaged in BP that will change.

I'm looking for a broker with an incentive structure consistent with buyer's interests.

Those courses will teach you what you will learn while actively investing.I believe that working with investors that are doing consistent deals and investors that are just getting the ball rolling are the perfect people to learn from.

They are not a fund, but if you want to put your money to work and earn consistent high returns, I highly recommend them.

We don't have a call center, but we have brought someone on board who is compensated for setting up appointments and when we close on a property.Excellent work with the private investors - keep growing that and be sure to keep them safe by having conservative underwriting practices - it usually means saying no to many opportunities, but as you know, most calls are not going to lead to anything, hence the volume and consistency approach.I think if you add properties to your list in the new markets you want to explore, you will get something - like you said, someone will get it, so why not you?  

Ma and Pa landlord are not required to follow GAAP, they can have any system they like so long as that system is consistent and can be audited to show an accurate accounting for tax purposes, that is by IRS Code.

Even when the economy crashed nationwide our local market stayed consistent and stable I own and manage my own properties so I know deals and have experience with single family doubles and multi 4 unit buildings.

This is consistent w other markets like Seattle, San Francisco ETCStill a sellers market for sure  but not as much.