If you can't control the spending, more income doesn't help a bit.The New York Times ran a piece last week talking about how painful a $500K salary cap would be to the NY bankers.

Has anyone ever used the Primo Coach mentoring program material?

I do know landlords who do and some think the program is great and others complain endlessly about it but feel trapped because the property has a "section 8" reputation.

My situation is the school that i will be enrolling into (100% free due to the military) has a program that they offer since the military will only pay for ONE certificate, i can take their property management and small business management course first (an 18 week course but it's self paced and they told me people usually finish in 2 1/2 mths) then they will waive the course fee for the real estate sales (since military won't pay for property management and real estate sales certificates) and i can take it after i complete the PM and small bus. course.

That's pretty sweet though that you took control of the property over and over again.

We have 30 properties and it gets confusing when paying mtgs and credit card payments I don't need any late payments is there a useful program to help keep it all straight?

You really don't have any control if you want your house back.

An ad-testing program, for example, could take several months to start producing valuable insight.

I am a newby, I have found a property 3months in default the owner walked away from. I would like to secure contract and assign to an investor. No forclosure notice has been given yet..2 weeks on early Sept. estimated...

I would NOT sign a non-compete.......you want to be in busness for yourself and not controlled by others.