Like, if you've never shot a basketball, you don't need a coach to tell you how to get a ball in the hoop.

I would definitely focus on taking a breather and then figuring out what next action you can take (even if it's small) so that you can continue to move the ball forward, so that you don't get completely discouraged and give up.

@Allison Ball Hi Allison, sure, send me a message with your email address and I can forward you the details.

Paint will end up smelling that bad if not kept in a place where the temperature is not within a certain range. 

Who’s got a crystal ball?

I have attempted Driving for Dollars as well and it doesn’t work for me.My second question for my fellow investors is I am looking for a Mentor to help discover opportunities so I can get the ball rolling.

Upkeep of the property- landscaping, debris removal, handling maintenance requests, keeping the property in top condition- this is where amateurs drop the ball. 2-3 years go by and they run the asset into the ground and sell for a loss.

The lease was terminated when she violated the conditions of it.It's your ball, your court. 

Any suggestions on how I can start getting the ball rolling? 

I'm first looking to connect with any great conventional lenders/mortgage brokers and realtors to get the ball rolling!