Every successful investor that I know has a core network of people they work with regularly.

I can tell you it most definitely is not.As for your question: I have yet to use a wholesaler but I know of investors who use them regularly.

For those of us who have properties that are in lower income areas a prime concern is getting rent on a regular basis with concerns about eviction coming in a close second.

I would caution on the issue of a useless flood insurance requirement that you shouldn't assume just because you can't see a body of water that you are not in a flood zone or it will never flood.

Just a regular wood fence

What you put in the Sewer, we have to take out, then treat it before we can discharge it into Boston Harbor")Anyway, I used to put corn cobs, watermelon rinds, lobster bodies, etc.

If he was regular and full time then I'd say otherwise.

.), it will be around another $100k, i.e. 20% would be around 40k.Yes obviously he is looking for an out, he did 84 deals last year so his options with regular financing are dried up.

Without knowing what specialty you're in, I know some residents could be working overnight shifts semi-regularly and 70-80+ hours a week.

As in regular working life and this sort of investing, it’s about solving problems otherwise you are doing some sort of factory line job or a checkout clerk or something.