I actually haven't considered podcasts since I have always been a physical book kind of guy but it makes more sense to do it that way since like you said, its easier to multi task.

If this was a financed offer, you should be be able to provide an approval letter from your lender.If you said it was cash, and had one of those instant-print letters off the internet, you may be in trouble.

Too much multi tasking.

Not having done a deal before, what advice can you give to prove myself worthy of the task?

Good afternoon,I am sitting here, browsing the internet for current 2015 on the max DTI on an FHA load, while at the same time deciding if getting an unsecured loan will halt my plans on purchasing my first propertyHere are the current numbers ( any help will be greatly appreciated )....Monthly average Gross = $1,700credit score = 680Total monthly Debts = $200House Payment I'm looking at from the purchase of the property = $500 ( this includes PITI )The monthly minimum for the unsecured load will be right around $150 a monthSo with my current monthly debt minimum of $200 + $150 ( new monthly minimum debt form the un-secured loan ) = $350Using a DTI of 35/50..... .35 x $1700 = $600     .50 x $1700 = $850Given this DTI, I'd be right at the Max on the 50% side of $850 , if I take on this new loanmy questions are...1. is a 35/50 DTI on a FHA even likely to get ?

@Marcus Kennedy:  when I get overwhelmed I like to break the tasks down into 15 minute intervals.

I have hired someone to run my internet marketing campaign.

@Josh Caldwell  I'm getting an eerie feeling that that works better than expected..Mentioning Donna Mcneil's "original", is that something I will find on Bigger Pockets or rather by searching the internet?

For example, my last rehab,  the pacing item was getting the kitchen done, so we focused on that,  but for example when it came time to do tasks in the kitchen like rough plumbing,  electrical and tile floor,  we did those in the other rooms that needed it as well.    

I think the article did a decent job in giving an overview of the 2007-2008 (and in my view ongoing) financial crisis.The FDIC is put in the unenviable task of finding the least cost way of resolving failed banks while still trying to instill some sense of market discipline.