I have found that the most tenacious investors who are able to make contact with the owners are rewarded with the best deals. 

Not a ton of work for a good reward.

The core of these updates is rewarding websites that exhibit high EAT factors.

In society, we are taught to be perfectionist and are rewarded as such throughout our schools by letter grades.

Being in the business for quite some time, it's had its ups and downs but overall has been very rewarding.

The point is I made a decision to start taking some at bats and the Universe rewarded me. 

You have to have plenty of capital to ride out economic tides and wait for appreciation to reward you. 

Choosing the Most Suitable Exit Strategy:Assessing project-specific factors:Property location, market trends, and demand.Projected renovation costs and potential ARV.Holding costs and time constraints.Evaluating personal goals and risk tolerance:Short-term profit vs. long-term income generation.Balancing risk and reward based on individual circumstances.Aligning the chosen exit strategy with your overall investment portfolio.Remember, each fix and flip project is unique, and there's no one-size-fits-all approach to exit strategies.

For example, Looking at neighborhoods with flint rent margins of 500 to 600 dollars is not rewarding at all. 

Hold the tenant accountable instead of rewarding them for bad behavior and pushing your problem onto another Landlord.