Do you have a car or are you limited by being able to get around on the T?  

It is sometimes stressful, but the struggle is well worth it.I would say to find a goal that is meaningful to YOU.

@William T. : Thank you, I will review the thread!

I did not plan on both of these properties (my first two ever) closing on the same day which doubled my stress, but I am hoping it doubles my profits as well.

I think Quickbooks calls this "job costing":I get a bunch of receipts then need to somehow connect the dots between what the project was estimated at, and what a t-elbow goes to (e.g. flooring, plumbing, appliances, etc..)

Construction can be a tough nut to crack, and I cannot stress enough the importance of organization, organization, and writing EVERYTHING down.  

If she is carrying too much debt, it causes her greater stress.

But I stress that it is not the best idea, but popular amongst other flippers I know in San Diego.

For example, on a deal with BB&T as seller and a flipper as a buyer, Line 5(a) page 5 of Form 2-T says "CASH".

I’m using my own capital reserves for these types of issues and “just in case sh*t happens.”