There are several questions you should ask yourself before embarking upon a career in real estate investing. The first question should be whether or not you are truly committed to making real estate work for you. After all, this is not a business for the faint of heart. In order to truly turn a profit, you must be at times ruthless when dealing with buyers and sellers but ethical and compassionate enough to deal with people who are have recently suffered a great loss. 

nvesting there are these different manners of investing all of which bear different risks. Here are a few of those opportunities: 

Everyone who sales any product or service goes through a slow period. Most of us – even master salespersons – go through periods when we are on fire at certain times to periods when our efforts just don’t seem to be paying off. That’s just the nature of the beast. At times like these, it takes a little self-reflection to figure how to get back on the right track. What can you do at such times? Here are five tips that may help you get out of a sales slump.

Kwabla is a newcomer who found us through Chad’s interview with Ty the Flipman (which you can catch here). He has a motivated seller who did not file probate yet, but she has been paying bills to maintain the house. Chad gives some GREAT advice for getting her through the probate process and helping to ensure she can be compensated for her time and monetary input through the estate. Then, Kwabla (an investor and wholesaler) will be able to close a deal on this probate property!