I only used about half or less of the bottle (which cost $9) and about an hour of my time.

Your experiences seem like it could be an asset but don't allow it to become a bottle neck on a project in terms of slowing it down either.Thanks,MH

Oh and don't forget, extra job will do two things, decrease Debt to income, plus you can use extra cash for debt payoff or down payment.If you still fall short, you can always sell couple of bottles of blood a month or/and if you still have any energy left, get a third weekend job.I honestly would do all that, not because i want to get into my own house so bad, because getting my first property will give me the taste of blood that real estate investing is.

@Troy S.Me, I have to swim against the tide, gas is NOT an option for my property, not available and not going to be available. and  bottled gas is more expensive then electric.  

Can't bring a bottle of water on a plane, but you can have a loose racoon on your lap if you have a "prescription".

He was busted because of a never produced bottle of DRC or something like that.Yes, me too.

Will getting my license just cause me to be a bottle neck that much more if my business depends on me in that way?

Don't get me wrong we have had kids that drink the bottles lined up to prove it  but  you have to tell them what the line is they can't cross regarding disturbing neighbors.  

However It is pretty certain she is looking to liquidate any assets that are left behind and to my understand the town home, etc. is going to go, most likely sooner than later.I am certainly not an ambulance chaser and definitely not planning on approaching her about buying this town home anytime soon, in fact I am bringing her a bottle of wine, and some other 'Colorado goodies' which we have shared prior together this evening.

The guy is worth his weight in gold, and when we closed a 4 house deal (my biggest so far), I made sure to send him a bottle of his favorite scotch as appreciation.