So my wife and I were having a picnic by the intracoastal watching the million dollar yachts cruise by and were discussing our plans. 

My friend is on a 2 week cruise so I cant ask him more about it right now.

One of my managers - a lazy one - wants a golf cart to cruise around the property and for showing prospects. 

I think this really helps me get the courage to do what would be best with this asset (sell, and keep that in real estate)@John Warren Thanks for this advice, I've never looked into apartment buildings before (usually I cruise Zillow for all the single family homes, which I only have experience in (not sure if they even list apartment buildings?).

On top of this, it is a very walkable city with great parks and access to water (Hudson River or Newark Bay) and a cruise line.As a heads up, Bayonne will be going through a tax revaluation shortly.

Cruise through the forums and read the horror stories by investors who had bad management.Shop for the property manager FIRST.

Or send them on a cruise.

See Search function In one of them, it was mentioned the person in charge is on vacation, on a cruise somewhere.

We also did it for the freedom to travel at will.In January I went on a cruise to the Caribbean, contracted a deal, waved my wand and Bam, $20k assignment later, my eyes were opened to the concept of less work, more living..... but how?

Reminds me of when we hit a big storm during my last cruise... wife and I watched the crew scrambling around to remove all the lounge chairs from the deck before they started sprouting wings.And thanks for the pointers!