I don't think a local consumer business would be an option.

If you study hard, and do your due diligence, your odds of making fewer mistakes and becoming a successful real estate investor will be heavily in your favor.

Far fewer headaches and hassles.

Now maybe fewer deals, let's say, but I can take 100% of my commission (which has resulted in healthy figures) and not dread the 50/50 split.

As with our consumer data there is usually just 35% of consumer households that have land lines.

I've got a few pages from an >800 FICO credit report, with name/ssn/dob/etc blacked out, that I show people because it has literally two single-spaced pages of credit inquiries on it.The reason that myself and every other lender out there want to pull credit relatively early in the process is because Jack can't get a mortgage, period, and thus isn't worth the time, and the only way to tell Jack from the majority of consumers who are responsible, is in fact to pull credit.

At the same time, I hate the fact that I'm not fully utilizing my broker's license- especially when they can be difficult/time consuming to get for most.

We pre-ordered some wine and a cheese tray so we are asking everyone to contribute $15 if they would like to consume the treats.

Acquire an entrepreneurial mindset, first.Typical consumers say, "How much money will it cost?"

Ive been hand writing my own and its very time consuming.