I always come to a scary feeling of like what if this market isn’t right for a beginner investor/agent, what if prices are to high for me to invest with little money, and so many other questions in this nature.

Either let it sit and pay itself oft and then leverage that already favorable property to purchase others or take the income and put it towards additional investments of a similar nature.

Some opponents said they have incorporated their small rental businesses, however.

I can't read this thread without getting caught up in the objectively tragicomic nature of its premise, that it's a good idea to buy and run a fixer triplex and run it and future fixer properties as mom and pop DIY landlords without being married.

Let them know that you fully plan to live there, but the nature of your business...

We expect to see a significant increase in activity in the spring when market activity should climb naturally.”

I raised funds for a nonprofit for many years and building relationships and raising funds is pretty natural to me.

The city has gone through a lot the past few years with the natural disasters and it has affected the values in certain areas.I would love to talk more about the area, and help you with the deal in anyway that I can.

Naturally, I'm curious who your PM is, and how you like them over time, and how this property performs for you in the long run.   

As a tenant you likely love tenant friendly but when you become the landlord can see it from a totally different perspective.Since you say the location is excellent the long term dirt value over time seems like it might grow in value.The cash flow stream has to do with how many years left are remaining on the primary lease term and if the tenants are national, regional, mom and pop in nature.