As far as selling your bread and butter now might be a good time... but to just to trade that for more of the same bread and butter IDK. 

Wholesale deals do not work with them but since they are use to being landlords seller financing seems to make more sense to them. so assignment of mortgages have been my bread and butter lately.no fancy websites needed, no $1,200-$2,000 postcard campaigns.

I'm peanut butter and jealous.

Thanks for the mention @Troy Fisher.I'm just a bread and butter landlord and don't know much about the vacation rental space.Chelan would scare me a little because it is a one trick pony to me.  

This is our bread and butter.

Stuff like this was my bread and butter for 10 years, and it is hard work.

For investors, these are really the bread and butter for rentals.D: Run down properties in bad areas.The area and the property can be described separately.

Over the course of a year my wife and I fixed it up, rented to friends, ate peanut butter and jelly, did everything we could.

I prefer class B and C MFH properties, such as 15, 30, 50 unit apartments. these assets perform great in up markets and provide decent cash flow protection in down markets as people who lost their class A homes in a downturn, move into these apartments. it the bread and butter asset class.

By utilizing my current management companies maintenance team, I don't have to worry about too much repair wise, I just look at the bills online :-) I guess the whole $37 an hour thing is no fun bc they factor in time for materials and labor etc so it adds up.I totally agree with you though Joe, I run another  business daily so it's better for me to stay focused on my bread & butter and let the PM company handle the issues.