I do not want to limit myself too much, but at the same time, there is so much information out there to digest, I feel my head start spinning when I think of all of the possibilities of what I could do!

I am spinning in a corner like a top.

@Tim Davis  retiring landlords is a nice spin on Burnt out landlord syndrome LOL...excellent way to get owner financing.. the tougher the hood the more they are likely to do this.areas were cash sales are common place most will just list and sell.I see this with folks that built up 100 200 or more C or D class then really have no exit..

You're really spinning your wheels trying to find a buyer for a renovated condo, before you rehab it.  

Now this is where my mind has started spinning, and perhaps it's a result of information overlload...

It's all making my head spin to be honest!

I doubt these guys have any formal financial training, education or licensing in the financial arena, you're looking at spin for "programs" just enough knowledge to be dangerous.

@Tangala Williams I would think that the news report on the bandit signs was not one with a positive spin, therefore who would want to be on-air in a negative light?

(I dropped out by deliberate choice in good standing to gain work/life experience because I felt I was spinning my wheels in college initially...and dropped right back in to the same school on my employer's dime a couple years later because I left in good standing. 

However, if you immediately spin off and sell the second parcel you're creating a new piece of real estate and it could very easily appear that your intent from the beginning was to resale that parcel.