spread the wealth. 

But I can't blame them for being that way ( mean people ) I guess it's just in their blood not to love and spread positive vibes.    

It's ~50 hours spread out over the course of 5-6 years.  

So years down the road when your buyer is ready to pay you off, you will have a pretty wide spread between what you owe and what you are owed.Bottom line, there are a multitude of ways to make a dud into a deal.Hope this helps

To the wealthy and well-connected, like Warren Buffett, it makes great sense to spread your wealth around to different asset classes and businesses. 

Big enough to have ideas spread quickly and vastly, but small enough for things not to get drowned out.

It's best not to spread yourself too thin, and having your family also interested, lends itself to each of you learning more about a specific niche.

Then if there is a foreclosure, the bank will pay to bring it current either at foreclosure or when they sell on the open market.If you do take it over and do a special assessment, maybe spread it out over a few months and try to work with whoever is owed the money.

As I understand it that would be where I as the investor gets the property under contract from the seller for purchase price A at X amount per month and then contracts with the tenant buyer with a lease option for purchase price B at Y amount per month and make the spread between A & B and X & Y.

But on to the question at hand...I wanted to ask if the way we want to do business will spread us too thin, especially for just starting out in RE.