I got my MBA, and the reason was purely seeking more knowledge in different areas of business like finance,  organizational behavior,  IT systems,  strategic thinking,  and leadership.  

We're also now serving on the de facto "board" to help her with more strategic decisions.There's a program in KC that works with landlords (somehow I've forgotten their name) who we also want to start working with.

Assuming it's in a strategic location, there might still be a lot of value in appreciation in the next couple of years as longs as the rent covers short term expenses.

@Philissa Gilliard Ensure you think through your wholesaling goals and have your site strategically built to support these.

You may need to find more strategic methods to find the right deal.

with a straight face and continued "strategizing".

I think for Florida and many other area's, it's only half time.If this article (http://www.dsnews.com/articles/florida-courts-petition-for-nearly-10m-to-clear-foreclosure-backlog-2010-03-30) is to be believed, there are over 500K pending foreclosures in the Florida court system.If you add in the backlog of delinquent cases that haven't made it into the court system, strategic defaults, additional defaults from a record 12+% unemployment and 8+% underemployment, Option ARM reset, the end of the Fed MBS purchase (which could trigger interest rates to go up 250 basis points = less qualified buyers) and the end of the tax credit (why they would allow both of these to end at the same time puzzles me); I see a lot of hurting to come.

I do not see anything wrong with that.But government aid only makes sense if it furthers our long-term strategic interests, as it probably does with Pakistan but not with Haiti.

I'd love to grab a cup of coffee with you and help you strategize. 

In fact, I have already identified subsequent deals which I will either have to ramp up and take them down personally or seek some strategic partnerships...