That only comes with experience and a LOT of self teaching and hopefully some training through your broker too.  

The distortions of truth, hyperbole  and outright lies about his sales, days on market and profits in his other strategic coach training programs are enough to make me seriously doubt his rehab funding program is any different.

Seems like I paid $37 for a set of burner caps last year- I bought a new stove and they delivered it without the caps, so I made Sears reimburse me.

So...It sounds like you could use a little more training in the wholesale business. 

Keep riding that train!

It's hard to find a property that is affordable and still deliver a decent commute for us to the city- not sure if we want to sacrifice this yet.  

It is important to "train" your tenants into being better tenants.

I'd be more than happy to help you study.KW sold me with the amount of training and leadership guidance they offer.

If I can get my net worth into the top 10% nationally by mowing lawns and delivering newspapers I would think anyone could do it.  

Just figure out which is the better leverHaving good reserves, high sales (people) training, and a history of stable incomeLeaving University with no job, and judging from your post, not much of anything else other than passionBoth can be successful, but real estate is long term.