(GIGO)I would add that it is very important in my opinion to look at information and data regarding planned development, units scheduled to be built, units being built and if the new units are in-fill or not.

They use distance sensors and algorithims to map an area so they can go room to room on the same floor.They also roll themselves back to the recharging station when the battery gets low, and after getting charged, pick up where they left off.You can schedule it to run every day, every three days, whatever.Biggest drawback is that the dust bin is a little small.

That being said if you can't wait go for it, but I hate to be rushed on things and with the 3 tests you have to pass(class, fed, and state) you have to schedule them out and it may rush you by the time you get to middle of May in passing a class.

Decide what day you want letters to hit and work backwards to mail drop day.Adjust your schedule(s) accordingly.

Schedules offered also vary from concentrated- to extended -part-time!

Yes I have a thought, if you go into the rougher areas your just going to switch your job title and your work schedule will just change to odder hours.

Have the discipline to NOT buy properties that don't pan out when due dil reveals material problems.There are probably properties I didn't buy that would have worked out well.  

I have lunch scheduled with a private lender tomorrow.  

Here, most of the HOA foreclosures that go back to the HOA are because bidders realize there's a bank foreclosure scheduled soon, or looks like it may be just around the corner.

The building is scheduled to gross $11,680 per month.Basic numbers:Purchased: $1,114,700Remodel: $250,000Unit 1 - 3 Bed/2 Bath - Vacant - For lease, $3,295/mUnit 2 - 2 Bed/2 Bath - Leased - $2,495/mUnit 3 - 3 Bed/2 Bath - Leased - $3,345/mUnit 4 - 2 Bed/2 Bath - Leased - $2,545/mNon rent-controlled, 1990 construction building.