I once heard someone say find an ethical mentor and follow them around, literally, be relentless. 

Obviously, this is a little bit of hyperbole, but that's literally what a lot of people are doing.  

I know people might think that 1 property for a PM is an unneeded cost for my analysis,but with my work schedule (5 AM to 6-7 PM ) theres literally no free time on the weekdays / very little on the weekends for me to manage it on my own.  

We had a similar situation on a house we were flipping intown, except that the car was literally in the driveway and blocking our renovation.  

This area literally boggles my mind!

I literally just saw you mentioned me here.

The possibilities are literally endless, but I would go out of my way to make sure the agreement is fair and equitable to both you and your partner ... agreements where one party has disproportionate benefits don't typically end well.

I've literally never seen that.What we see a lot of is people with bruised credit due to personal irresponsibility, that run around blaming their bruised credit on credit inquiries when they talk to their friends because it's a way to shirk taking responsibility for their irresponsibility. 

Also, @Chris Mason, Nellis AFB is literally right in Las Vegas, NV.

The best ones I think will be the sign in the yard, and it means one of two things: 1) they're too cheap to pay anything to market and sell a property; or 2) they literally have no money to even post to zillow.Still, I called on a commercial property yesterday dude is asking 150k and he's stuck on that, terribly unmotivated, and it's probably worth 55k...