However, I'm looking to change that.Due to my location, I've been following discussions, podcasts, etc. on long-distance investing and am quite excited by the prospect of not being geographically bound to a certain market.

Sometimes when they move out they forget about their unregistered firearms.Another point i'd like to make is you can make or loose money in any market.

This lot is just sitting there and Generally speaking I’m loosing money on it.

The second floor kitchen has some upper cabinets that are loose or pulling away from the wall and need to be refastened. 12.

This creates another problem- I'll loose contact with the potential investor. 

Perhaps I'm being unreasonable and I'm the one who's in the wrong here, I'd appreciate any feedback or similar experiences.Everyone keeps saying that the first investments usually end up being bad investments and you learn from mistakes, so I suppose this was bound to happen because a smooth sailing first buy is just too good to be true :)

If you sell it, you would get some money now but loose out on the long term rental benefits. 

If you have cash you want to burn and can accept that you may end up loosing money on the flip.

I will release them as I’m legally bound to not before.  

One small bump in the road and with the lack of extra cash flow you might end up loosing your home and the rental house.