But frankly, I'm too busy trying to figure out how to maximize rents and reduce turnover to spend too much time trying how to ding them for crayon markings.Not to say your pursuit is without value.Like standing in front of a mirror naked, schedule E of your tax return tells all.

By the way this is a universal consideration for anyone that is considering breaking away from your career/job in pursuit of any business venture.

The constitution only promises the freedom for the pursuit of happyness.

However I’m opened to ideas of what I should pursuit.

I remain steadfast in my pursuit but must keep myself from becoming so defensive...so thanks Harry M for that and much more!

Additionally, I do not think you mean "defaulted", the borrower is already in default, that is what provides you the pursuit of foreclosure.

The nice thing about your pursuit is that you can either use REI to fulfill your goal, or REI to allow you to work in a job that helps everyone get real housing, while not sacrificing your own (and future generations') financial future.

I am currently seeing 54% ROI per month which has helped to maintain my situation while I rebuild my financial foundation.I am currently working two full-time jobs in order to save as much cash as possible to purchase my next property, while going to school full-time in pursuit of dual Bachelors degrees in Finance and Marketing.

A constant pursuit of knowledge is what will keep you ahead of the competition.    

An umbrella policy will cover multiple things, such as secondary coverage on your personal liabliity, secondary coverage on your auto's, as well as multiple homes, both primary and rental, business pursuits, recreational vehicles, farms and equipment, vacant land.