She did though - which makes me not responsible and I'm not paying to get rid of them.This HUD woman is the type who will not let you speak:  cutting you off and screeching in some virtually unintelligible dialect before you can get a complete sentence out.  

I tuned out once Hasan started a sentence with - "Without massive federal intervention..."

Fast forward to now, I work from home as a book keeper and surprisingly podcasts actually help me focus when I am doing certain repetitive tasks (I am successful when doing large volumes of data entry; I hit pause if I need to read or write full sentences, e.g. emails). 

I swear people are RAVING about Ohio, I can’t stop hearing Ohio and real estate in the same sentence LOL.

It will be a while before the case is heard, sentenced and restitution ordered. 

I'm having a hard time getting past your first sentence,..."5 units in a cash flowing market, section 8 and yes I have tenants that don’t pay".My questions:1 - How are they "cash flowing" if they don't pay?

The 132% is making for a great headline, but you have to put it into perspective and not ignore the second part of the sentence.

Wholesaling is NOT about consistency.. dude  Please listen to that sentence..

I read your first 2 sentences and just skipped everything else because nothing else mattered, your first 2 sentences were wildly incorrect and distorting things so, really nothing else mattered. 

In your second sentence are you saying in other words, you're willing to spend some of your cash flow to pay for a property manager so you can invest out of state?