I'd imagine world class recovery food and regular massages would require quite the bankroll. 

I think you're saying you are going to meet with someone who has money and try to convince them to bankroll your RE investment.

What is your bankroll?

Unless you have a large bank roll and sufficient reserves to cover living expenses, you may not want to jump in full time from the start.

I won't have a 1 million dollar bank roll next year or two.

I would be thinking about keeping the property and possibly doing cash out refinance to bank roll your next investment property. 

I used to do this when I was playing poker, where I started a $200 bankroll and by playing $2 tourneys I ended up playing a lot higher stakes to $215 tourneys.  

I eventually got a job, the market caught on fire and prices went through the roof, I got a HELOC on my house and started using that money to bank roll rental acquisitions. 

The belief was that a few small increases would not have as large of a psychological or bank roll effect on them.

Play long enough and your money disappears.Now, if the coin flip game paid out $2.10, the outcome would be quite different:Lose probability 0.50, return $0 = $0Win probability 0.50, return $2.10 = $1.05Expectation value = $0 + $1.05 = $1.05If you could play this game, and you had enough bankroll to survive the inevitable losing streak, you could play forever and your pile of money would just get bigger.