I would love to have some of those capabilities.

mantra -- find the best deal you can, do as well as you can, make sure you've got others to reach out to for advice, and make sure you can live to fight another day.Good luck!

On health and nutrition.( Oh I got approved for two loans ) Guess the moral of the story is we are all the same , just folks fighting to get ahead.

I don't want to be in the middle of that fight.

We have raised over $4,000 for the Family Glen Kirk (a fellow real estate professional) who lost their son Tyler to cancer 2 weeks ago and aim to raise more. 100% of donations will go directly to the family to help cover the costs they incurred in Tyler's brave fight over the last year.  

In New Britain, we are currently getting 1050 3 bedroom cold flat, but each time we've had to fight hard with the housing authority to get it.  

There is a point where no matter how much you fight, you can't make up the difference.

That is the way it was in the military community when I was in, thats the way it is in the fire fighting community I'm in now, and it is proving to be the way most of you operate as well.Cograts ya'll; your "sharp", and I choose to surround myself with YOU!

.* Talk to everyone you know * Find a mentor and/or consider being their bird dog -- they'll teach you the ropes, or they'll try to sabotage you (or maybe someday you'll both get to fight over deals))* Keep your actual job (you probably know this since it sounds like wholesaling is boom or bust)* Look at databases of people who haven't paid their taxes.* Make calls, and more calls, and even more.* Be ethical and make it a win-win. 

There is nothing amiss with making a profit every now and then, however you have to know when to pick your fights.