I'll echo @Marlen Weber in that I'd definitely enjoy seeing the before and after photos.

Derek and I were able to meet this week, and I truly enjoyed comparing notes on properties we both have looked at, as well as discovering other mutual interest and connections.I would like to see a meeting where we can invite vendors who are are already supporting our local RE group (lenders, insurance etc.).

However, if you enjoy sales, love working with people, and have a passion for analyzing deals religiously, then maybe it's appropriate to leap into wholesaling.

That's why so many of us want to achieve financial freedom, and real estate is one of the best vehicles.The book has also helped me understand my relationship with money, and how to enjoy it more, and to view it as a tool.

Is there any books on sales anyone  enjoyed or thought was practical related to wholesaling?

Thank you.I enjoy the mortgage planning aspect when it comes to tax, mortgage, and legal since they're all correlated.  

Perhaps she enjoyed mowing a huge yard? 

They may keep it around as a gift to independent mortgage brokers, but that's all it'll be.DSCR is not the cavalry coming to save the day, it's not a knight in shining armor, I strongly suggest that everyone pray to a different God (but, again, hey, go ahead and close the DSCR loans that people call you to ask for, may as well enjoy it while it lasts, I've noticed the uptick in phone calls from this niche too & have been closing them myself [dodged the bullet when Sprout pulled the plug, didn't have any active loans with them -- knock on wood I can keep dodging it, but when all the non-QM/DSCR lenders are posting cooked books to trick idiots on Wall Street into thinking they're not pets dot com, it'll take some luck too]). 

Residents enjoy ample on-site parking, private yard spaces, attached garages, washer/dryer hook-ups, and the private community feel.

I want it now so I can actually enjoy it moving forward.