And when you are 100% transparent straight to the point they will have a warm feeling of thrust and they will hear you out or just say no thanks.

A grown man should never have to thrust his junk in the air while on his back in public.

Meanwhile, my wife - then girlfriend - was still a junior in high school...so, even though I had often considered myself to be really frugal, I just wasn't at a point in my life where financial planning was a priority and was sort of thrust into an income that I quite exaggeratedly didn't think required me to be so frugal anymore.  

Zero risk and money in the pocket is better than some/any risk with money on paper.Naturally, there are caveats, but this is the main thrust. 

That said, I know landlords here in Seattle that have had tough situations thrust on them because of the city code, and I am by no means characterizing Seattle as "Landlord Friendly", I'm just saying that a couple of restrictive laws and a difficult city council aren't enough of a reason for me to NEVER invest in one of the fastest growing cities in the United States.PS: I own 6 short term rentals, 2 of which (the maximum allowable by current city codes) are in Seattle.

When I say that these three things are levers, I need you to understand that you have to know where it is you want to go before you ever try moving to get there.I find that a lot of people are, what a major once explained to me, "all thrust and no vector."

Again, I have no idea what your situation is, but all of the successful wholesalers I know thrusted themselves into it and took risks to make their situation happen. 

So how are we going to make the best out of this situation where we are thrust together without much say in the matter?

I want to eat, breath, sleep Real estate I am 25 years old and I have no excuse’s on why I can’t or shouldn’t thrust myself out into the real world and not some factory.

However, it was reading Rich Dad Poor Dad that was probably the initial thrust to me becoming serious about actually saving up some money to buy an investment property (something I had fantasized about but not otherwise taken steps toward).One thing about the guru material is that it is accessible for most people.