Do not hesitate, to post questions and bounce ideas around in applicable forums.

Currently we are bouncing around 600 - 900 a month pretty consistently for the past 6 months or so.

I think you're being a little to smart on the numbers. as Josh mentioned indirectly, the most important thing is to find out how far you can make your money bounce and your ROI.Personal example, I bought a house for 100k, dropped 15k in renovations, and did a cash out refinance of 150k.

After calling the sewer company and bouncing from supervisor to supervisor I was told, in the most uninformative and general terms, that since the property is in a grey area where another utility supplies the water, they have no recourse, like tuning off the water, when the sewer bill doesn't get paid.

Even w/o these programs if you talk to highly successful people they always have someone they can bounce ideas & questions off of.  

The situation is that ultimately I'm looking for a mentor, someone I can work through a deal together and create a lasting relationship of bouncing scenarios off of one another, but Im working this transient type of lifestyle for the next 3 years.  

(I also threw a bunch of money into the stock market as it collapsed)5 years after bouncing off the bottom my balance sheet is phenomenal after that once in a lifetime opportunity. 

But then, now that it's almost the end of the month, I got notice from the bank that her check bounced. 

Recently my wife and I have been looking into bouncing back and starting off where we left off those serval years ago.

In GA, when a check is written for more than $500 then bounces it can be a felony.