I'd also like to echo the sentiment of others in saying that it would be better if you just invest in a REIT or CD (chosen based on your appetite for risk) until you're back...BUT, and this is a big BUT, I feel that instead of investing money over the next 3 months, you should invest your time into learning about REI & read books that will help give you a great confidence boost and "success mentality".

They have a think of themselves mentality while offering little to nothing for the brokerage.

But to me I have changed my mental image and philosophy of what a mentor is.

There is a strong mentality out there as to what is best and then that is the only option considered.  

Being able to weather the downturn financially and mentally is important.

., your office).Besides the obvious comfort factor, there's a big convenience factor - if you're going to hold onto the property, you'll need to be over there every so often for one thing or another.It really helps reduce the "mental barrier" when the property is close by; it changes it from "on my way home" to "something that's out of my way, when can I fit that into my schedule this week?"

You have a wage slave paycheck mentality. 

@Kevin MorrisI had a grammar school teacher that instilled the “trust your gut” mentality in me.

Lets get into the numbers and my mentality going into this property.

In just thought and wondering, do you think that form of advertising generates a different type of seller mentally?