Either self manage and fire PM or sell the property or take a ride to the casinos and roll some dice, you may have better returns.

All part of the fun my man.

I love what I do in my day (and often night) job, but I also still love the fun, freedom, challenge, and excitement that comes with real estate. 

Get ready for a fun and fulfilling journey - the obstacle is the way, stay with it!

We've only done live-in flips, but our success came down to:Knowing what we could do on our own and avoid outside labor costVetting/knowing reliable contractorsHaving a pretty clear vision for your exit strategy (ours was to update the property and rent it)Good luck and have fun!

It's not fun, but you will learn a great deal. 

hey corey  congrats on gettting in on the rei fun its great that your learning But don't get stuck on analysis's paralysis because the one thing ive learned so far is That even if your 20 to 30  years in your still going to be learning, as well a lot of people get stuck in just learning but never execute Whatever you do the best advice I can give you is don't follow down that path Get out there analyze deals And make offers on the good deals what ever you do if your looking to buy and hold or you planing on wholesale and flips just make sure you not only learn but also exicute too good luck brother !!!

Went into medicine instead, and I started to invest in real estate while still in training, cause its fun.

One of the times I attempted to bring up this situation, they told me that they don’t even let their child into the backyard since the dogs are so territorial (sounds like fun when they break down the fence). 2) I am trying to determine if I should sell or rent my house.

One of the times I attempted to bring up this situation, they told me that they don’t even let their child into the backyard since the dogs are so territorial (sounds like fun when they break down the fence). 2) I am trying to determine if I should sell or rent my house.