True roller coaster.Share with us your plan of attack and let the experts weigh in.

: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/69779-flip-blog---the-heart-attack-house

For me, the problem comes when I'm not organized the night before with EXACTLY what items I want to attack in order to GROW my business.Unfortunately, I tend to do the pressing items and then spend the rest of the day 'reacting' - to calls, emails, ideas, etc.I usually don't spend the rest of the day ATTACKING a growth plan.Does anyone share my pain at times?

I'm going to try to attack this from multiple angles.

:badwords: I knew it was a good deal but not that good.I got a hook up with a friend who knows someone at the bank etc...I couldn't get any luckierI was on the front lawn of the property just looking around to see what I was going to attack 1st as far as remodeling for rental or resale.

When I had IIRC about 6 or 7 SFHs I started getting real aggressive on paying off the lowest balance loan, and then attacking the next lowest, by the time I hit 10 I had few enough loans that I could've qualified but by then I was buying lower dollar units where it KILLS YOU to finance them.

Clear the land, and then determine and attack a comprehensive scope of work related to the roof and structure.  

I would really appreciate any comments here.I received a letter from a lawyer who represents somebody claims to be attacked by my tenant's dog, and requesting me to file claim with my landlord insurance.

Otherwise, they will likely attack the validity of the agreement.

Do you have a plan of attack as far as management is concerned?