Good work and as long as you didn't get totally creamed on this, move on to the next and make a killing with your new knowledge.

This is kind of like asking "Should I eat a chocolate or vanilla ice cream cone, or a piece of pie, or should I skip dessert altogether?" 

Yes it will take time, disipline and work but it will pay off.I manage all my properties and work full time in the IT industry and some days it is absolutely bananas but the fact is I have good steady W-2 income working synergetically with my passive positive cashflow IMO is a great thing.

I'm just getting started, so I'm only looking to do 1-3 houses a month..so don't think I'm going to drive you bananas.

It's absolutely bananas right now.

I've been working on setting up a tiny home community because the market is so bananas right now.

Cash rules everything around me and it's all about the cream! 

This is one of the main reasons why I love to fill my apartments in Spring/Summer because come winter you are not getting the "cream of the crop" in your tenant applicant pool.. most tenants do not like to move in the dead of winter or after school has started for their children...

I agree with Dale Osborn that new homes are definitely not the way to go as there is no outside banks financing them for anyone other than the cream of the crop.

Homemade candy, banana bread, and pumpkin bread go to the following:Tenants, Realtor, local bank where all the tellers and most of the office staff knows me, post office, mail men, UPS and FedEx drivers, cleaning lady and her son that do make readies, I will probably take some smaller candy bags to key people a Lowes that I deal with a lot.