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Updated over 6 years ago,
At the end of the day, what's the least amount of a pain?
I'm asking this from a "I'm done buying and am now holding my portfolio"
For folks that are enjoying their portfolio more than building it, what do you find to be the least amount of a pain in the ***? The least time consuming?
I've read a lot of articles and forum posts, and listened to a plethora of podcasts. Let's pretend one has 100 units, and they decide to stop buying. They've now entered the "hold" part of their career. You could have:
100 single family homes
25 quad plexes
50 duplexes
1, 100 unit apartment complex
This is hypothetical, so let's pretend they're all in a C+ neighborhood. All under property management. Thoughts?