I was truly exhausted (esp while working full time in my medical practice.) 

(Increasing these limits is pretty inexpensive) You then have one umbrella policy ($1 million to $10 million limits) that can provide liability coverage for all of your properties in the case that the primary layer is exhausted.

If you see me around, you'll find me wearing old sweat pants, an old t shirt, driving an old 1998 Dodge Caravan with a loud exhaust...That's how I roll :) I clearly don't fit in the neighborhood.

Their game plans are to convince the person they don't know enough, and to keep upselling to a more "intensive" training until the person is maxed out on credit cards and has exhausted savings and then move on.What is even more despicable, when they hold their mass gatherings in hotels, they berate anyone publicly who asks any question that shows a healthy skepticism as being negative with a bad attitude instead of addressing the person's concern in a professional way.

It's good if you have exhausted all your other options. 

Typically, a good inspection report can either help you negotiate the cost of repairing or replacing damaged items, or at least it will give you piece of mind that there are no major items that you may have overlooked.Keep in mind that no home inspection can be completely exhaustive or predict the future, but a trained professional will make you aware of a lot of information about the property that isn't disclosed or apparent to the untrained eye.Best of luck to you.Cheers,Aaron

You are pretty much surrounded locally in SoCal and it would take many lifetimes to exhaust the REI opportunities within a couple hours drive. 

But also im just exhausted searching for NY real estate.

One of my favorite quotes that my Dad would always tell me was "If it's easy it isn't worth doing" I have always followed that advice UNTIL I read "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and realized that I don't need to work to exhaustion to earn more money.

Did you ever find the constant moving exhausting and factor in those costs?