I only see perhaps DSCR as a way to get cash... unless I grab some other w-2 job in the meantime, but I consider that a distraction from what I want to do long term.Any suggestions and critiques are greatly appreciated.

The one thing that I have observed about agents and wantra-prenuers is that they only serve as a distraction and are considered time wasters by staff who must open their mail and spend time throwing out the cheap flyers and such.No.

It's like a shiny new toy they can distract themselves with, or that they think they need, before they get down to the business of actually purchasing their first real estate investment.

It is really easy to get distracted at home watching lectures, especially when you know some of the material. 

But if you hold it still for long enough, that one leaf will catch fire, then you fan the flames and leave it, and move on to the next leaf- Most people get too distracted.

You don't need to concern yourself with anything until her attorney attempts to contact you, at which point you could turn it over to your insurance company. most likely it is just a ruse to try and distract from her failure to pay rent and depending eviction. people can sue for anything at any time, even if It's a complete fabrication. unless you were knowingly negligent, you should have nothing to worry about.

Also if an applicant is offering you money that is generally not a good sign he is hoping to distract you.

If you allow them to attend the walk-through, they will attempt to distract you from things they don't want you to see and they will try to argue about things you find.

Don't get distracted by other shiny objects.

I've written a few $400,000 checks and, while not devastating, certainly an annoying distraction.