If they haven't paid electric, PECO will proceed with shut off; and if outside the Phila city limits, PECO will also shut off the natural gas for non-payment.

One Interesting fact...Indy is the largest city in the country that is without any natural geographic barriers...and can therefore grow out in every direction. 

When I look at the guru draw, I see them playing on the naïve, it's natural to take the path of least resistance, thinking that you can get much more out of something than you put into it.

Time will pass and their motivation will increase and the price will drop naturally.

Yellow letters tend to have a great response rate due to their personal nature.

It looks like Equity Build pays 8 to 10% then to pay these early investors with new ones who then receive 12 to 14% and so one until they sell the property and pay everyone.All is well so far till the market tanks as it invariably does (it is cyclical in nature) and at that time they will probably just file for bankruptcy as they have done many years ago.Not your typical pyramid scheme because there are real products (the real estate apartment buildings they purchase in the bad neighborhood for pennies on the dollar usually in Illinois of all places!) 

Overpaying for assets and then losing money is how natural selection reduces the size of the pool of real estate investors at the top of the market cycle.  

You can assign a full retail purchase but you can't wholesale a retail property because by it's very nature, it's not a wholesale deal if it's priced at retail (or near retail) value.

I often ask myself, due to my introverted nature, how can I be successful?

Electric, Natural Gas and Telecommunications separate per unit paid by the tenant.