Get the unit fully occupied then find another property and repeat.

We currently own a home and look to lease that out in the future and find a fixer upper to move into and repeat that idea every couple years.  

In one of the REI meetings I attended, they were discussing the stock market experiencing a downfall and the majority of them repeatedly stated..."

Once I flip the home (using the 70% rule), I am hoping to not only profit enough for another down payment on an owner occupied property that I plan on staying in, but also have enough to repeat the flipping process. 

Repeat this with two until you can have three at a time.  

I would also appreciate any input on the clauses that can bog down, tie up, or outright undermine the success of a possible wholesale transaction.Any and all help/advice would be appreciated; especially the advice given from those who have successfully & repeatedly used the contracts & clauses that they have recommended.I am new to the REI world but I am trying to learn as much as possible in regards to ensuring that I am attempting to complete every aspect of the entire wholesale process in the most wise, prudent, correct, and of course effective ways as possible.I am wholeheartedly looking forward to the day that I am considered by other professionals in our industry as a truly valuable asset to our field.

Have you had any repeat customers?  

In one year, we plan on repeating this process.Our goal for the last quarter of this year is to tackle students loans and become debt free (excluding home mortgages).

Stop in at different local offices frequently or ask BP members for names of local agents. 4) BP has a great book on buying with no and low money down. 

Just like with any other business smooth transactions result in repeat business.