I visited the property every weekend and I ended up spending at least double of what I thought it needed.

K. it but after I’d just found out from one of the previous post here that we shouldn’t accept partial rent due to the delayed eviction timing issue, so instead I’ll tell her tomorrow I’ll give her a 3 day pay or quit notice on the 10th for the entire portion of the rent plus its late fee to just follow the procedure.She’d also told me that she’d her brother and sis-in-law moved in due to her brother is having cancer (terminal with 3 months remain); sis-in-law no longer have a job; for the reason she wants to spend the remaining time with him.

See some areas are not worth spending a whole lot of time in no matter what the circumstances.Partnering up with out of state investors to do deals until you reach that comfort level.

So, here we are once again with the important question . . .What is it that we could do to make you spend more of your time online with us, here at BiggerPockets?

The idea that you need to keep spending money in an area where you are already over-extended makes no sense.Finally, this really isn't a real estate question, it's a financial planning question.

I've been suggesting to them that the process is rather long, and as long as they are willing to spend about 90 days going through the process, after they make an offer, that they can get a good deal.

If you feel the degree with be worth it's weight go for it, but if the money and time can be better spent, then it would be advisable to spend it on REI.

I would highly recommend that you spend a couple days and read through the Wholesaling Forum here on BP.

We probably spend more than we should, but they are the ones that helped us build our company and they continue to foster it's growth.

Will wholesaling actually generate $500 for every hour you spend doing it?