Send a letter, knock on the door or make a phone call and get the wheels turning!

Gabe.... back in the day I had a pipeline into a few thrifts and I would buy notes about 3 weeks before the trustee sale  do an assignment of trustee... the profits on those deals spun the APR wheel  LOL... ( in a good way)

I guess I am claustrophobic as I don't want to live 5 inches from my neighbor in a house.

We were contemplating the idea of adding back the kitchen and renting it out on AirBNB since it clearly isn’t eligible for long-term traditional rental as it’s not a legal unit; the ceilings are too low (77 inches high) and there’s only one exit (among a few other things).Would AirBNB be a legitimate option for a unit like this?

I like what he has to say in his blog and he has inspired me to at least consider mobile homes - thanks to Nick Johnson for introducing me to johns blog.If you have, how does it compare to Deals on Wheels by lonnie Scruggs?

Squeaky wheel....grease...you know the drill.

I once wholesaled a home where the slab under half of the home was cracked and there was a 6 inch gap.

Ironically, it was a student I had last fall that really put my wheels in motion on this real estate endeavor. 

You can wheel and deal with lowes and home depot on pricing.

I even built a real estate team that is still fully operational.However I feel like I’m often spinning my wheels, wasting time and ultimately not building all that much wealth.