I wanted to make sure if weekend course was good enough for me to get all the learning and pass the exam; based on your experience, it will be quite challenging in a normal  case and more so for me considering I am still spending most of my weekdays on my W2 job. 

I am hoping that I can come close to at least one deal in October.I would like to know if my letter is good enough.

If Nick says you're a Sub2 expert, that's good enough for me!

I agree with the general assessment... it depends on the situation.However, I would say, that if you spend time cultivating some good relationships with buyers.... ones you can trust and you go to again and again (rather than mass marketing your wholesale deal), then it is so much easier to just assign.You can always use a blind HUD so the seller doesn't see assignment fee as long as you have a good enough relationship with the buyer.When you get a good buyer, treat them well!

Providing the property is good enough location wise yes they will.

Good-enough deals are out there that fit within the 1.5% rule (my augmented 2% Rule criteria) and still cash flow great.

With expenses it looks more like 1% which is good enough for many investors.

But if the deal is good enough, I will take it.  

If I just focus on the Crammer books from Hondros will that be good enough to pass the tests the 1st time?

I doubt that your unit would ever be good enough and she could potentially be a thorn in your side for a very long time.