In seeking to shore up the money lost, going after low hanging fruit like distributions, mortgage payments, payments to vendors… seems to be what transpired.

You can't expect to send one blast out and get much fruit.

Unless I can tell its going to be a fruitful call as in the person writing has given me some interesting detail that I want to learn about.

We want something family-friendly, multi-use, and big enough to bring in other businesses like a juice bar, small restaurant, physical therapy, gym, etc.Here’s where I’m looking for help:1.

It might get your creative juices flowing and come up with a good solution or find peace with keeping your current PM.You need to be very protective of your time. 

Not sure as I have the attention span of a fruit fly, so when I see more than two paragraphs my brain automatically turns off.

And . . . . it's not as if the budget is going to be fat and happy on these jobs either - there is always lower hanging fruit than rehabbing houses for investors.

And whether the juice is worth squeeze.

So even the worst of the worst lemons can even be turned into a delicious fruit punch vs this fkry of "notes" where what, what do ya do now, right..... 

Baltimore and the suburbs have many good opportunities for RE but it isn't the low hanging fruit it used to be.