I just figured, if I'm putting in all the effort to start up the business then I might as well try to keep the business after I move.

If you have a premium ultimate rewards card you can transfer these points to that UR account which effectively doubles their value (similar to the AMEX membership rewards points) so it's almost like you're earning 10% in those utility categories and 2% on everything else.IMO the flexibility of membership rewards and Chase Ultimate rewards far outweighs actual cash back because with a little bit of effort you can get a lot more back in redemption. 

This essentially requires no effort of the seller.  

By partnering with him, I am saving myself a lot of time and effort.• The partnership is further complicated because, not only are we investing long distance, the partner and I are long distance.

That said, if you can find another investor who has similar sub-segments of their business as you, you can glean some basic starting points and perhaps get an understanding of what successful metrics might look like.Long story short, it takes a lot of time and effort. 

This is a sector I'm making a concerted effort get into with regards to lending.

It requires more effort and time, but I have been doing it successfully for 15+ years.

There are a number of places to place a commercial loan if your approach s right.Financially where will you stand in the end time/money/effort not equity.

A tenant is a tenant and requires about the same amount of effort whether the rent is $500 or $1500.Its also much easier to extract $100 in true cash flow out of $1500 in rent than it is to get that same $100 out of $500 in rent.Keep in mind that $100 assumes 100% financing.

A commentor to the video said, that the effort the person put in to JUST birddoging was too much and that if they went through all that trouble, then they should go ahead and simply wholesale the property to the buyer.So my question is, since I am pulling comps, getting everything about the house except the architectural blue prints to the house, am I doing too much, and is what I am doing overkill for a lousy $500 - $1,000?