Sometimes you've to block negative things out I suppose;  thanks again.

Anyone who is holding houses that are negative cashflowing but being supported by other cashflow streams would be wise to get rid of those while the market is still high. 

Any vacancy, maintenance, and management (your time is worth money) leads to negative cash flow.

Open to US/Canadian marketsNot to be negative, but that's not going to happen.  

We were hoping that even with some negative cash flow, the fact that we would be paying off the mortgage on a relatively good property in a good area - would eventually leave us with IT (the property) - which is something more than any REIT or whatever market would be able to leave us with.Houses are houses.

I know the statistics on how high the turn over rate is in real estate, but I believe in myself.

Multi-families, with their value based on income produced, weren't affected negatively at all.  

Agents are of negative value.

Also I've seen enough asbestos abatement crews at work to know that the "negative air pressure" set up required to keep mold from spreading would require some special equipment and know how. 

My question is that since I'm not taking this course will that negatively affect the way my offer is looked at?