Now it's time to learn how to generate leads!

@Rafael Floresta I mean yes, a lot of people have IKEA furniture in the home obviously or it wouldn't be such a big company,  but as the market for vacation rental customers continues to grow I think more people would rather something original from a thrift store than another Grönkulla or Dagstorp.

I excelled in generating leads but having a hard time qualifying it and moving further in the procedure.

See my post above and the thread :-) David, I totally hear you on the amount of success being generated by Bigger Pockets members!

Why would any business person make a broad statement like this, effectively cutting off their source of potential customers?

We've found some that are currently occupied that would generate a good cash flow, but we don't know the area very well.

The biggest challenge I run into is getting my customers approved for a construction loan.

The wholesaler will usually know a network of investors that buy properties in that area and will advertise the homes to them that they have under contract in the hopes that they can generate a profit above the contract amount within the contract period.

That $250K can generate $27,500 in annual income, paid monthly.  

I don't think a lending agency will loan me money to buy my own home due to my lack of job history however I will have this settlement money and was thinking a rental unit paid for in cash might help generate some income for me.Any thoughts?