There is this constant cloud over me that I had better be producing more that I cost this company.

I think for me, it is to stay a little diversified (dont put everything into RE), go slow (1 or 2 deals a year), and have multiple income streams.

Seems to me like the success they enjoy can be passed on as another income stream for them while helping newbies.

I have nothing but time and plan on hitting it hard - cold calling, direct mail, constant prospecting.

People are constantly moving to Texas (and staying here), too, which helps with economic growth.

In addition to working with clients I was looking at buying with cash a few properties a month to resale to investors.My thought with investors is they can pay all cash versus the red tape from home buyers.No underwriting or appraisal and waiting games.Decision to purchase from me is numbers based and not emotional.With my multiple niches I would like to add another income stream but not have that one stream take up all my time.Example if you can resale for cash 4 properties a month at a 10k profit that is 40k versus a flip in 90 days at maybe 25k in profit.Ryan Pyles post in another topic intrigued me and I have been thinking on this type of transaction awhile."

Especially for me when it snows constantly, and you need the foot and tire tracks!

My ego constantly clashes with R.E. and mortgage personnel indeed.

Supposedly, the cost per kw is constant and won't increase like your typical electric company.

The purpose of the impermeable cover is to maintain a constant moisture content in the underlying soils.