Why retire when you can at least do real estate part time, especially when you are good enough to be able to retire in your 30/40's.

My business is not bringing in the cash flow that I need (from all businesses - PM, RE Brokerage, REI) to afford paying someone who is good enough to handle.  

If you find a deal good enough then you can present it to people to offer but as of now there isn't much to offer them.  

I don't care how good a tenant this guy is, if he is a smoker, he shouldn't be good enough to live in one of your buildings.  

I would say take out a credit line if your credit is good enough and you really think you'll succeed.

I have heard of people paying $5,000 a month to SEO experts to make their SEO good enough for the first page. 

That's either good or not good enough, depending on your perception.

If it was a good enough deal for an investor with a mark up to pay you, its that much better of a deal without it.Now some people will say, 'I don't have the ability to do that'.

Rent for these homes go for 1700 a month and taxes are not bad i ran the numbers through the BP calculator and return is over 10% which is good enough and homes are already renovated if listed around 90k.

It can always be argued that the disclosure you thought you had covered just wasn't good enough, the print wasn't big enough, wasn't additionally disclosed by verbal statements made to the bank or the seller, the seller was elderly and didn't really understand, etc.I think the pitfall isn't in the ability to debate the policy's contradictory main jist in light of other agencies' pro-flip actions.