During tax returns time, I file a Schedule E for each property. 

So, I make sure I set aside one hour a day to listen to something positive, read something positive and/or about real estate or finance; watch You Tube videos of motivational speakers (i,e., Eric Thomas, Bloomberg Game Changers, etc.) or sermons from TD Jakes. 

Thanks @ Marlon Wilson and Randy E.

We've also butted heads quite a bit in what feels to me like a power struggle because he's rather arrogant (he believes he's among the best contractors in Atlanta and in the entire state of Georgia, despite no evidence that that's the case), very headstrong about wanting an equal share of the business' profits and an equal level of authority, despite the fact that he's clearly not pulling his weight and is slowing things down dramatically.

There is a wealth of podcast, articles and e-books on the subject of wholesing here on bigger pockets Also, attend local REIAs and begin to network with more seasoned wholesalers and rehabbers. 

Thanks in advance, Jason E. 

@Randy E.

However, the savings of living there and the learning of real costs and how to own a property are worth their weight in gold.

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@Chukwudi MotanyaGetting Things Done by David Allen is the most important book in my arsenal.The E-Myth Revisited is great, a lot of good wisdom about building systems.If you're leading and managing people, then I am a big fan of EntreLeadership by Dave Ramsey.