You need to figure out what your strengths, temperament, goals and desires indicate in how to manage your properties.

Because of everything being all on one level, one of the strengths (at least I think it's a strength) is that the owner's retreat/master suite really has its own wing of the house while the other bedrooms are completely on the other side.

This is simplified a bit since the buyer would look at the lengths of the leases and the strength of the tenants etc. but cap rate is only meant to look at one year NOI. 

Your negotiating strength will generally be based on amount of experience that you have, the number of successful deals you've done with a particular lender, your relationship with them, and the quality of your deals.

Look for people who have strengths in areas that you are weak in, and vice versa.

Some might say it represents the comparative income generating strength of an investment compared to its price.

My point is for an investor/owner to know their strengths and hire their weaknesses.

That should give enough strength to the new holes when you reinstall the door.

The difference with a pit bull is their strength gives them the ability to kill.

I think I worked them both under the table, and I'm older than the two of them combined (old man strength)!