but i see a lot of their boot camps for just the price of a pro membership and I suspect those are good dealers for the beginner investor. 

exactly the buyer BLEW it. simple as that people change their minds all the time.. that's why car dealers never let you leave the lot until you sign the contract.. they know there are no be backs.. 

I would like to remind you that people- no matter of their status; whether it be poverty, drug use, or able body ability- deserve housing.

Car dealers give loans to anyone not legally dead, home ownership is tougher.

We try to stack the deck in our favor (budget for expenses and profit) and take a look at the dealers cards (comps) before we place a bet (make the offer), but it all boils down to taking lots of risk.

Lots of drug cartel violence in and around the resort areas.

Like it's big sister, Seattle, Bremerton struggles with some homelessness, drug use, etc.

Don't worry youngsters, there are dealers in RE in their 50's and 60' that still don't get it.

The heroin/opioid epidemic is very real in the midwest and cheap general contractors are having a difficult time finding employees who do not use drugs.

"The only ship that doesn't float is a partnership" - make sure everything is in writing, you set expectations, and you've got the five D's covered: death, disability, disinterest/dishonesty, drugs, and divorce