The idea of losing $1,800 lives a very bitter taste in my mouth.

I decided not to be bitter and just keep on looking with her.

In 90% of cases one partner ends up doing a vast majority of the work, and bitterness will follow shortly behind.Unless you need the capital, then I would avoid partnerships all together, many headaches can come up because twice as many things could go wrong.

I've heard Excel on 281/Bitters but I don't have any personal experience with them.

Both areas are great, of course we have a rival in the Texans/Jags series, but Houston is a wee bit larger in size than Jax.

You have to pay for gas, maintenance, and the time/hassle involved with getting up early and plowing in the bitter cold.

You will need to wait and bide your time and in the end, you will almost never get any satisfaction out of this bitter pill.Again, this whole bit was pretty much hidden away from you or at least heavily minimized if you went the traditional path of learning about real estate investing.

The small gas station owner simply can't compete with a gas station sitting on close to 2 acres with about 20 or more pumps and an inside that rivals a full restaurant and grocery store.

the BP resources on the site have truly been invaluable I feel the amount of information I have access to on here pretty much rivals that of several college courses anyway lol.

Or maybe it's time to scrape and start over again, bigger and more units, or maybe that bitter taste in your mouth has you thinking mini storage or a parking lot, or green house for one of these CBD outfits.In short think about things in terms of cash flow vs head aches plus time, not doors.