Yes, it is but anything in life that is worthwhile requires some form of arduous exercise.

More of an exercise on what not to do/allow in a virtual wholesale.

Keep in mind that as he helps investors build their portfolios he is building his own... and he likes the 2/1's too.I took a quick swim and got in some exercise before GG, Engelo's personal assistant picked me up and took me to the office again.

I lease optioned it to a nice couple they paid cash to put up a pole barn.. what do they do they go out and buy a back hoe ( case 580)  brand new and now when the time to exercise their option came their DTI was blown and well they had to move.. and I got a free 20k pole barn.. no you cant coach this.. .. 

You should go physically inspect all of the big ticket items associated with the house (roof, water heater, a/c, etc).  7.5% is well and good for spreadsheet exercises but if the roof needs to be replaced yesterday, that's immediate capex that you're going to get hit with that you should add to the outlay cost. 

This definitely gives me a gently push towards networking and building strong partnerships - which I didn't see my self going there.Great work, Elenis!

It wasn’t until 1/15/14 that Tope requested to exercise his refund option.

While I have affection for Rome (and my property there), investors should exercise caution and precision regarding their plan, objectives, and financial means (budget). 

BUDGET - Just like diet & exercise.

There is nothing crazy about buying a $200k home for $175k(no agents) and selling it for 225k on a lease option and collecting on the spread by Option consideration, cash flow(not needed), and cash out when the end buyer exercises his/her option.