If I had another couple of cash-flowing properties, I wouldn't sweat this one property not cash flowing.

I thought of putting in sweat equity, hiring staff, managing, etc. and the developer would use their money. 

Now all he has is a $250k house that he put 20% down on, instead of a $430k house that he put sweat equity down on.

Most of the airheads that cause these problems have entirely too much time on their hands and they use it to inconvenience other people.Don't sweat it.

I always removed them from my existing mailing list if asked, but if I got a new list some how that they were on, I didn't sweat it.  

Don't sweat it @Shane Willcox !

I'm not afraid of sweat equity as I've been door knocking and handing out tons of business cards and sending letters to everybody I know but I want to take it to the next level and start sending out a newsletter or something of value to my prospects.  

talk about sweating bullets!

You have to have a tradeoff somewhere its either sweat or cash.

Also, since I am just starting out and my funds are low, I want to make it pretty cheap and put some sweat equity in it.