After ALMOST considering the "training classes" I started digging deeper here and realized, this is most of what we need.

As you can see they are "closed" and the sellers have not heard from the city about any other incident.01/03/2013CLOSEDDEMO COURT09/19/2012CLOSEDDEMO COURT03/22/2012CLOSEDCHECKLIST INSPECTION What we want to make sure is that there are no other incidents pending and that the city of Chicago doesn't own the property and are not planning on going through with the demolition.

I have this time to start training and pursuing my real estate goals.

I'm sure you can see how when you suggest you will consider offering offer lead gen/conversion training to any agent that stops advertising with Zillow, while at the same time writing us a check for another one of our products, this might come across to some as an apparent conflict in logic.But hey, you need to do what you need to do for your site visitors and your business.

Spammers are an ongoing problem, which is why those automated checks are in place. 

Once a pickle, she'll never again be a cucumber so if her drinking has an impact on your rental property and effective management as you've alluded to (and there is apparently a history) you're on notice of the ongoing problem. 

Buy books on the topics that interest you and hold off spending any serious money on training until and unless it's on your timetable and specific to a niche area that is part of your strategy. 

Trainings: Justin Morgan or KC HuntTopic 1: Purchasing with Lease Options.Topic 2: County website, taxed assets value, who owns the property… confirm property specs.

I like your train of thinking! 

Can you float those sort of costs in startup and on-going cash even with repairs and vancies?