I think in all honesty you're trying to stir the pot for no apparent reason when you don't even know me.

Nothing special, stirring spoons, tongs, ladles, a cutting board, mixing bowls, all the normal stuff you’d see in a kitchen - the guests expect it.

I'm new here and I'm not trying to be a troll or stir things up so I hope its not taken that way, but I am curious.

@Ryan HardawayWe are here to network, learn, and to be of help in some way, so your posts are appreciated.Ryan, do all that you can do that is free when it comes to investing.1) Read about re wholesaling online, at your local bookstore in the re section, on YouTube podcasts, and any other place that you can think of. ( You will get some knowledge, along with different perspectives to "stir your ideas.")2) Decide why you want to invest in real estate.

It's New York CityParis- Take a train to the Margaux Region & have the best wines in the worldLondon- Best Restaurants in the world (None of the restaurants are British Restaurants;  Best Martini in the World from Duke Hotel;  The original James Bond Shaken not Stirred)Singapore- Smartest People in the WorldAny major city in Australia- Funniest & most adventurous & most well travelled folks in the world.  

It stirs up a lot of emotion.

I am surprised this hasn't stirred up the doom and gloomers yet.  

Just to stir the pot a bit on this discussion ... to what end Greg?

He just enjoys stirring the pot.

It's fun to throw around concepts and put challenges out there that stir things up a little.I look forward to doing so again on the next hot topic.By the way, I spent the money on the case because my attorney believed it had the potential to "chill" real estate in ways that would limit free transfer of property.