Ryan Webber in most of them, that dude has the keys to sucess.....im trying to drive a car right off that guys lot. lolThoughts?

I met w/ my buddy (REO agent) last week and he took me to one of his homes. 3BR/2BA (20yr. old home), rancher w/ deck (needs work), two car, decent community, good schools, close knit comm..

I know a lot of people who say they want freedom, but in reality they want wealth...For example, you can achieve freedom by purchasing a very cheap property, paying it off quickly, moving in, and then building enough cash flow to pay for the basics -- food, clothes, used car, insurance, etc.That would give you freedom from having to work for someone else...The problem is, most people want more than that -- they want a nice house, a couple cars, good food, vacations, toys/gadgets, etc.

As a wholesaler, I've been compared to a used car salesman...

Implement automated approaches to your efforts (ie websites, squeeze pages).Don't forget simple things like bandit signs and car magnets too.

I locked it in contract, and sold my interest in that contract for 3k plus I had the guy throw in a fresh rebuilt race engine/ transmission that he just finished for a car.

He fills out the application in his car and offers me $500 in cash to hold the house for him.

When you go at it, think of it like painting a car... if you do it right it will last forever.

I have no job - so I have plenty of time and no expenses ( live at home and EARN my keep plus I have no car)I have no credit - So I have to be creative I have almost no money - So I have to find the deals that require almost no moneyI have no diploma - Not that I'm dumb.

Just to add some more specific details to my saga, here are the facts:Well on the 4 bed 2.5 bath 2 car garage Charlotte NC house I paid $170K for and put down 20% CASH with closing it was about $40,000.00 I lost up front.Short sale don 1/12/12 for $80K Net $70K on a owed amount to Chase for $141K.