Anything that will make an owner pause and not just dump the card in the trash could be worth while.

Analyze the deal to determine if it is still worth while.  

If you are under 3 years of life, you're going to have to make a judgement call, but that's probably worthwhile making the change. 

Base on these figures, you can analyze if it's worthwhile or not.   

4) Property Management- worthwhile?? 

Can someone please tell me what mentors are typically looking for to make it worthwhile for them?

Until that changes, you should do lunch or coffee with whomever you deem worthwhile, join a non-competitive networking group, join a community service group (or 5), get involved in local government (if you have the stomach for it), get involved in your alumni association (if you don't have the stomach for local government), and be an extrovert, no matter how uncomfortable it might be at first.That's what I've done, anyway.

Ok, could you tell me what is more profitable and worth while in this market?

Not worth while at all.

Was told the 50k number is designed to make it "worth while" to foreclose because even if 40k is a nice house spending 7500 to get it back is a bad percentage.Larger down payment.Pull out anything big enough for the existing product, use it on those, then do something else for the rest.Aanndd those are the things I've thought of so far.