I work a full-time job during the day as a Civil Engineer but would have some availability on nights and weekends to help on occasion.

Some are very quick to update their web site (like the same day as the recording) others are very slow (like a year.)

Think this way: a tenant who goes to a job every day is outside of your rental unit for at least 8 hours a day. A

A bad day as a full time investor beats a good day at a 9-5 JOB IMO.

They then said later after some phone calls that he actually did show up late and convinced the judge to extend the court date to another day a week later....Talk about a bag over the head punch in the stomach.  

Secondly, I try to read at least a blog per day, as well as listen to one podcast per week.

Secondly, I came across an odd property the other day...A significant loan (like, 7 million) was taken out on a property that is valued at only $400,000.

Can you get just as good of a workout lifting a sledgehammer for 2 hours a day as you can lifting barbells?

Double shift if needed, give one "contingency day" a week.

Lot slopes and trees can mess up your day as well as soil quality and proximity to waterways.3) Permits and what order those permits are required4) Budgets - the more accurate you can be before you spend, the less hair you will pull out.5) Financing schedule - getting the money isn't so hard as spending it properly.