I pay him anyway because it's easier, and I don't have any time to devote to it, but I can if I want to.  

I occasionally speak with someone demanding that I "justify" why they should devote all of their capital & time to investing in real estate when they get 45% CoC ROI on the Widget business they run, or they're an amazing stock picker and kill it picking stocks and timing the stock market.

Today is a day fully devoted to my Seahawks.

@Joel Owens, my group's tax and legal expert devotes a good deal of his time training IRS agents in the proper interpretation of the tax code, especially in the past five years dealing with an audit of one of my group's leaders (Mark & Co. won the audit, of course!).

As you probably know single note buyers are at the bottom of the food chain searching for undervalued nuggets that have filtered down through the funds (like AHP) who have full time teams devoted to analytics and access to capital to buy large pools of notes at a discount.

And the time devotion for it if spent towards what your ultimate goal is would pay off much more.

But it’s a matter of fact that the more work you take on, the less time you can devote to your current clients.

Hi Dylan,You should determine the amount of capital, time, and risk you are willing to devote to an investment.

The State of New York hopes to follow the Austin model and make Albany the nation's nanotech capital, and SUNY is devoting a lot of resources to nanotech.  

If most newbies would begin with the basics, we'd have much more time to devote to more advanced and creative matters, but I get hung up telling someone it's best not to use a quit  claim deed in some transaction.......basically because they don't understand deeds of conveyance.