Sometimes you need to ask yourself, "what kind of investor am I?"  I am not talking about if you are a wholesaler, or foreclosure investor.  I mean in the sense of why we do what we do.  Some say "money", some say "I like to create win-win situations and help people."  Really?

    What do you do with a deal that really isn't profitable, but with minimal time and effort you can really help someone out of a tough situaion?  Do you walk away because there isnt enough profit in it for you?  Or do you actually do what your business card says you do and provide a solution?

    If you're the type can walk away, I am not sure I want to know you.  It's people like you, that make it harder for everyone else to do the job because the average person doesn't trust us.  And if you're one of those equity stripping shiesters, take a step closer so I can bitch sIap your punk ass. 

    I am just not that cold, I won't let someone drown if I have a life-preserver and niether should you.  What would make you feel better,.. saving a life or a few thousand dollars?  That money will leave you when you buy that next doo-dad.  But the feeling of truly changing someone's life at a time of crisis, that will last much longer than that new car.  And I bet the person you helped will never forget it either.  How many people do you think will she tell about you and what you did?  You could never mail enough post-cards in a lifetime to equal that kind of advertising. 

    I don't need money to get PAID.  My worth is not measured by the size of my bank account.  How much I am PAID from a deal isn't decided by the number of zeros at the end.     

-Ron