Welcome to the forum, John.In response to your wondering about investing with little starting capital, I would have to say that starting with money helps in this game, but money is not required to play.

Some groups like to get together to play the Cashflow game.

I would recommend putting expirations into your offers if you don't want to get stuck in this kind of waiting game.

You know, I had the same discussion with one of my agents a while back while trying to sell one of my properties...and it's really just a numbers game.

And how after all the years it was now rewarding them substantially.Also after the whole dot.com stock craze of the recent years, real estate (which you can actually see and touch) was a much more slower and tangible investment option.Would I do things differently after 3 years in the game, absolutely.

I'm new in the game of wholesaling homes, and would eventually like to get into rehabbing homes.

He was in and out of the house. he had a detailed report generated from his truck. 100% on his A game.

Rich is definitely still in the game . .

I'm determined to get back in the game now that I'm approaching a full recovery, but I'd like advise from senior commercial investors.

sorry if these sound like stupid questions theres a whole lot to learn and I would never jump into something without learning all that I can first, I learned the hard way about jumping right into something without learning the game first. i have the credit scores to prove it :cry: