By keeping her you are basically throwing money out the window.

me i'm openminded and know everyone's priorities are different ie a father of 5 kids i admire he put their education funds first, over what he does or doesnt 'own'; but just wondered if brokers are sometimes evaluated by peers along such lines as owning vs renting.seems to me lately alot of acquaintances around exude bountiful success and throw around huge volume numbers but sometimes when given a look an inside look at their assets either some are hidden, lots of $$$ is being spent on overhead/expansions, and/or ppl nowadays somehow generally r spending beyond their means no matter what income bracket?!

Then we throw it on the fridge so every day we can see what we are working towards and what we have accomplished.

Mark,Please allow me to throw in my 2 cents. 

:) A national credit tenant has certain needs, and your property would need to meet a majority, if not all, of those needs e.g. population, household income, location, traffic, etc.In addition, many national retailers need to be in A+ to A- locations with B properties often a secondary option in unique situations.My recommendation would be to figure out who your national credit tenant audience would be for the individual units in the property and then research their new location criteria.

I initially did a Direct Mail campaign and realized how many potential deals I was passing up by only being able to throw out low offers and hope one would stick occasionally.  

Hello my friends,I am new to your site and looking for advice.  A little about me, I live in the Atlanta area, and I have an active Georgia Real Estate license, but currently I am working in another profession (which ...

And of course given the nature of the events and the captive audience profits can be substantial for those folks...

The 'guru' type atmospheres are usually just cash generating platforms for said gurus; so I would definitely caution against throwing out large sums of money for something like that. 

Sure you can just throw things together but I highly recommend to have a good system in place @Benjamin Blackburn.