Sorry for spilling the beans to all you die-hard workers in denial.Mercedes took the profits from Chrysler to expand ( but at the same time bring dodge and chrysler back to quality) then when they were done they sold Chrysler and moved on.

Ohio turnkey companies will frame and represent data in one way, and those die-hard SF, NY, LA investors will frame and represent data in another way.

But I'm a die-hard.

IF you ever have drywall off or walls open dont pass on doing all you can both plumbing replacement and WIRING...Just my .02 cents from a die hard do it yourselfer,,,NOT a licensed PRO

Other than that, I'm a die hard Redskins and Orioles fan and am looking forward to seeing you guys and gals out in the forums.

The die hard "real estate is the only way to achieve your dreams" crowd would probably tell you to forego the 401k and pin all your hopes on real estate.

@Chris SeveneyYes, I don’t think wholesaling notes as an individual starting out by mass mailings, emails, or texts is going to be profitable on a full time business basis.In reality, the only market in which a wanna be note wholesaler has a shot at success ( although the broker joker dreams die hard) is owner financed notes.

Problem is I'm a die hard buy and hold investor so really only like to sell property when it can give me significant gains over holding.

In all seriousness it sounds like you have a great model for success as I know UGA fans are pretty diehard.

I will be a die hard fan forever.