I spent the morning touring the various neighborhoods around Greensboro. 

I should have spent today's time and energy on MY BUSINESS, not someone elses" then I psych myself out and go work somewhere else (telling myself it's only she term until we figure out what EXACTLY it is that we're going to do, like for US) So commitment and sacrifice I will GLADLY make especially if it's for MY bottom dollar, no doubt about it.

But again I am biased because I live close and very recently spent a lot of time getting to know Bridgeport better as I had a client that was investing there.

Numbers on my deals: amount spent and amount earnedBefore and after photos of renovations HUDs on the sale price before and sale price afterRental numbers: cash flow after mortgage, property manager and HOA

I’ve spent $600 on general and foundation inspections during the due diligence so I know “exactly” what I’m working with.

It took a lot of money to move etc and I've spent half of what's needed going forward. 

Every hour you spend actively working for your RE deals – sourcing, managing – is an hour you could’ve spent as a therapist (assuming all other things being equal).

In several instances, the time and energy spent pursuing government programs can be more productively spent in the private sector where business moves faster with fewer encumbrances.

What the money was spent on.

If no, forget the idea and instead take what you've spent in repairs off next years taxes.In Georgia don't attempt to charge for YOUR time cleaning up this mess.