But, not to be mean but mentally he can be kind of slow so, probably not.

That being said, I am going in with that type of mentality.

The operator has much more "control" if purchased correctly w/value add mentality to "create" value, so that a sideways market is not as relevant.  

Plus having one property in an area you no longer live is just going to occupy mental real estate as long as you hold it and the juice isn't going to be worth the squeeze!

But you're going to find yourself in a mental dilemma with every property you look at because it's not going to cashflow enough (compared to midwest properties that tend to not appreciate) and it won't appreciate at the rate you want it to to get your capital back (like what we typically see here on the west coast).

No real aha moment just a confidence boost to my young self with a “I am capable of accomplishing whatever I want to accomplish” attitude 😁.

Thanks for the encouragement, I don't know normally like to announce my goals because I hold them close to me because I don't like to fail... which equates to me being scared.1st Weekend·Review a property for sale for my first contract·Attend a seminar on marketing, buying, and selling Short Sales·Review a property with a contractor/inspector·Send out at least 100 postcards2nd Weekend·Review Driving for Dollars properties and contact·Find more buyers and what they are looking for·Send out at least 100 postcards and 50 yellow letters·Follow up with lead on short sells contact3rd Weekend·Review Goals for the past couple weeks·Create short and long term goals for 2014·Create goal for the next four weeksShort Term Goal – To make my first deal, generate more leads, to build credibility, and find more cash buyers.Long Term Goal – To build enough capitol to put down 20% on first multi family owner occupied, to mentor other wholesalers, and coin the (IMHO) BP mentality (learn, perform, and motivate).I have heard a ton of podcasts from different people, BP is mentioned so many times...

At the same time, wholesaling done right is a nice boost to build up your cash.

A CPA license will help you boost your savings rate to hit those financial goals faster (I picked up a triplex in March for $91k, less than two years out of college - it can be done!).

Hey BP,Considering adding a 3rd story to a property in Philadelphia to boost appeal and resale.