When I was a young adult (I use "adult" loosely, because I was a slow maturer ;-) ) I learned that accepting money from my older relatives (parents and grandparents) meant I had to listen to their spiels before they handed over the money, AND I sometimes had to agree to do things I didn't always want to do. 

I'm elbow deep in it all day every day.

I started slow and did it as a hobby on the side and only got serious about 2 and 1/2 years ago. 

Forcing myself to dig deep and get through the overwhelm allowed me to keep the momentum.  

However, there are a few indicators in my market (Charlotte, NC) that point towards it being a bit on the overheated side: deceleration in construction projects, house flip rates very close to 2007/early 2008 levels, price expansion (appreciation) slowing down (according to some articles).

As you  probably know I need to get properties at a deep discount in order to sell them fast.  

The fastest way to get rich is to get rich slow, so start now.

What I did...because my contractor is also my brother, we (my husband and i) dug deep into our budget, our personal budget, and decided to pay a weekly stipend as motivation. 

I usually start conroe in December when the hybrids group up in deep water.  

Attorneys are very slow to respond sometimes.