I've never had so much saved up, and I don't want squander it on more poor choices.

I am nervous that I am going to squander all this cash I worked so hard to make, by buying the wrong property type or buying at the wrong time.Without guidance, the current strategy is to comb the listings in Indy lookng for turnkey 8+ caps.

I think my main goal at this point is not squandering a good opportunity (if one exists outside of keeping our properties). 

Hoarding cash serves no purpose till you die and your children squander it away.

Cash in hand (aka equity in one form or another) is opportunity to make even more money, and should never be squandered.

We ALL know that they find a way to squander the tax money.

Even as well as I think I watch my money I know looking at a $17,000 difference in what my loan balance would be I know I prolly squandered a decent amount of that extra $250/m in cashflow.

It's also not uncommon for troops to squander it all and get out with $500 in a checking account, $45k in car debt, and in need of an Rx to Dave Ramsey.

I want to do the needed research, but I don’t want to squander money when I’m just trying to make sure this project makes financial sense.

I've been given a great opportunity to start my journey and don't want to squander it.