That is when we found a problem and what gave me a brain annuerism and a stroke just 2 days before my scheduled preventive surgery from a specialist.I am going to try to leave you out from my problems and concentrate on yours.  

I work random schedules all the time but if you have any suggestions, I'll read them here. 

I did it in 2 months, scheduled took the state exam, got my license in 4 months.  

They do require some effort, but don't have to fill your schedule either.  

I can't tell you how many times I've arrived on time for work, only to be 15 minutes "late" (I have a flexible schedule) because I was engrossed in a BiggerPockets podcast.What are my goals?

it was one of those rare MLS deals, and I'm pretty sure the seller knew but didn't disclose properly. luckily, the city sewers were scheduled to be  run down that street less than a year later, so we were able to hold off and tie in with the sewer.

My work schedule interferes a lot.

I have lots of properties in Tulsa suburbs and routinely get 1.0-1.2%. 

But speaking from rental property experience, and talking A LOT with my tax accountant over the years to better understand this...I think you may be confusing your Schedule A deductions with Schedule E deductions.What you describe is basically correct for your Schedule A deductions, such as the mortgage interest and property taxes on your primary home or a second home.But rental property Income/Expenses are recorded on Schedule E, and are subject to Passive Activity rules.

As appealing as making huge profits on flips seems, I've already got a day to day "hustle" in my detailing business, so the tight schedules and pressure associated with flipping is something I don't care to get into until down the road.