How does that saying go.. snitches end up in ditches. lolHow bout everyone mind their own damn business.

What would stop you from ditching them after learning some and basically becoming their competition?

They haven't done anything they said they were going to do, and now they are just ditching you. 

Like @Bryan Otteson so wisely suggests, don't kill your financing chances by ditching the w-2 too soon!

He's done everything from digging ditches, running equipment, and now has learned how to draw plans,work with subs, and has his real estate license.

I moved out of the country, allowing me to ditch my expenses in the states, and save more than ever. 

I deal in mostly the greater Onslow area its similar with all the Marines renting.Greenville is great due to the college kids, make sure you get them to sign a 1 year lease or they will ditch during the summer and leave you that time with vacancy's.

But it would take 14-16 months to get enough for a down payment, and 5 times that to buy a house outright.I could ditch expanding the business, and just go out on my own and get a personal mortgage for an investment property.  

I have no problem swinging a hammer or digging a ditch to help you out.

You show Potential Income (aka proforma) but we are taxed on GSI actual income.The Vacancy is a projection and not a real number (just like the potential), so ditch it.The debt service is another number that is not useful;  show the annual mortgage interest paid.CapEx is a reserve and not used; ditch it tooYour  residency impacts the GSI and thus reduces the NOI which we  are taxed uponIMO, you would do better to emulate a Profit-Loss Statement.