Mentors rightly are concerned about wasting 90% of their time.

If the seller/agent doesn't think ot's close to an acceptable deal for the bank, they likely won't accept your offer. .Most agents won't waste their time with an overpriced listing, and there is also no incentive for the owner to over price it with a short sale.

@Jason Munck - If your simply interested in having access to what's on the market, the license is great, if your interested in knowledge, I found the license a completely waste of my time.

I'd rather pay the tax than waste money on things I don't need.If you purcahse a truck make sure it is over 6,000 lbs.

If this rental were in Pennsylvania, assuming the lights in question are in a common area, then the courts would uphold the tenant's position on common lighting being a "foreign load" on her utility service - see this link for discussion: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/107306-triplex-without-separate-utilities?

You're wasting your time and the seller's time with this deal.

So I took about two dozens of pictures with flash on, and that night I loaded them onto my desktop and zoomed around and looked.I feel like a CIA analyst on a recon mission looking for WMD LOL.

There's a ****load more of them on the road!

I see the value in a college education, and eventually do plan on getting one, but the financial burden and time spent on a degree seem like a waste to me right now.My problem lies in that I'm not quite sure how to make the first move.

I've had a miscommunication with the cabinets company and because of the 3D software I was able to correct it right there without needing to spend thousands of dollars on cabinets, wasting time, and reordering.