Then the ship capsizes......

I took a course and signed up for a really expensive mentor-ship program(A scam GURU course - did still learn a lot but not worth the price tag imo).

Sorry for the question being so vague Lawrence town ship I was looking into a few property's there and also the eastside of Indianapolis looks like englewood mayb a bit further east but in that general area

You could get a Room with the Bath down the hall for $10 or more on a Daily, Weekly, Monthly basis while you were waiting for your next ship or JOB to start up.

Not only for myself but I'm currently building a referral network for CA transplants that are jumping ship to redder states. 

Has anyone ever experienced this issue and have any idea on how I can still make this deal work, or should I just abandon ship and walk away from it?   

It doesn't take too many bad reviews to sink your ship. 

That ship has sailed.Duplexes rarely cash flow here in the Bay.

If that happens now you’re stuck with a credit card debt that won’t be 0% anymore.Every success story of someone going for it and burning the ships has 10 stories of people over leveraging and having to go back to zero, or worse spend years working off bad debt to get back to zero.

Spain's Q homes will also be showing their American modular model at the boat show in FTL in OCT 90K+10K shipping to local port, alleged 2 hour set up time, 180mph hurricane wind resistant.