That puts you in a position of weakness, not strength.

As many people have already said you being a women is a strength by no means a weakness!

And weak deals attract game players and folks who call themselves investors but who actually waste your time.

I'd say it's pretty weak.

What a person can do is file the legal separation which technically allows you to continue with sole control, but that is weak as well, if she wanted to fight it she very easily could with a good lawyer and if you had any crossover at all like using a joint account to write escrow for property or anything like that pow the new asset is attached to her.When my divorce began I was expecting 3-6 months tops.

That is a very weak block in a weak area.

My first investment property was a vacation home in FL and it's been a weak performer.

They comprehend that with English being the primary language spoken here, and their weak English ability, that they will need that translator to get by in finding a rental when the landlord isn't fluent in Spanish.So far I haven't had any Hispanic tenants who were incapable of understanding English, although I do have some who rely on their children to explain some things when they don't quite fully understand.

Yesterday I came across Phill Grove's webinar All-In-One Done For You Real EstateI see tremendous value in it and wondered if anyone here uses it.Would love to know what you think.I'm new (haven't even had a deal done yet), but I know my strengths and weaknesses.

So I'm holding onto a thread of hope that one of those two reasons was why the turnout was so weak.