Thanks @Dave Visaya and @Brandon Turner Great @Nghi Le, my partner and I will be using all the resources we can get to eliminate a lot of the time consuming pieces of running a wholesale business.

I'm not a huge consumer, most of my credit card purchases have been property materials and business expenses.

@Joe Gore Probably iPage since they are less than 2 dollars per month but I'm really big on consumer reviews on just about everything and there are a few others that offer hosting under 2 or 3dollars/ month like HostMetro and JustHost. 

Once to simply say my meter was working and not even mention the stream of water going down the road after flowing out of the meter well.Then again to simply say it's "on the consumer's side".

There additional ways to alter and select the most cost effective program that will accommodate your short term and long term goals as a consumer.

It is a story in today's 8/8/14 Wall Street Journal but is subscriber-only yet somehow, through Google, one can access it.I am formerly of TransUnion so if I can answer any questions about scoring, credit bureaus, or consumer credit, please ask. 

Since that is not all time consuming/flexible, I would put your everything in wholesaling and see what happens..

This is much more efficient than filing for an eviction, which is costly and time consuming.

But 25% of the time the situation changes.The most time consuming event is when a tenant moves out (clean up the unit/repairs/etc) and finding a new tenant.The second most consuming event (for me) are the repairs.

I am very excited to learn all I can.My temporary job (until I can move to full-time investing) is a consumer bankruptcy attorney.