You can take time off, but if your mind is elsewhere because you feel like you have a purpose, trying to reach milestones to get closer to the life you've visualized, taking time off only creates dissonance because you're putting that vision on hold. 

Keep trying it if you like but establish a milestone date of leaving it if the ROI just isn’t seen. 

As per our usual practice, we have a schedule software and input the various trades into a continuous chronology that takes us to the major midway milestone, when the building is locked up and ready for the inspections.

I done a few purchases with contracts like this to start, then the attorneys for both sides with clean it up a bit and then both parties will sign that final P&S.The inspection is a key milestone so there's always a date or number of days for that (don't see a specific number of days in your contract).

I am not yet accredited with a NW of $1 million(conservatively I am probably 3-4 yrs away from achieving that milestone), and the alternate  avenue to be accredited(2 yrs of income above $200k) wouldn't work for me since my tax return makes it look like I earn substantially less than I do due to the foreign earned income exclusion.

Since I started in September I've been collecting knowledge and inching my way and passing milestones to my goal of Wholesaling a whopping1 property.

It's encouraging to see the milestones get closer :)   @Scott Trench  Great point. 

It's a huge milestone and the fastest way to build wealth.  

You make draws as milestones are completed and interest payments are deferred.

-I'd specifically like to get an estimate/ball park figure re how many homes I would be able to construct, taking into account the roads/communal areas that would need to be in place for the homes.2) The process and key milestones to get this developed from submitting an LOI/offer for the land all the way to construction/selling the homes3) Any good resources on the topic?