That I could take some of my inheritance and savings, around $400K total tied up in investments with TD Waterhouse, and using a portion of it to invest in a rental property(s)Currently without a job and hesitant to return to a similar situation, I'm at a crossroads.

On the handful of times we have found someone in a unit we have threated to call the police and it has generally worked, they would need to show something that ties them to the unit (mail, utility bill, or lease) for the police to not get involved.  

There are CRMs like KVCore that can accomplish this and works best if you tie it into your website and texts so that they can easily go to a single place for completing it.

This may have changed, but the rational was gym goers stay for hours, tying up parking.  

Of course they won't do that because it would probably cut their numbers by 50%

Lots of nice homes with longer DOM and price cuts. 

Doors (or clients) that require extensive and constant attention from my staff are not long for this world and will be cut loose.As @Richard F. mentioned, clients fall into those two categories (micromanaging, time-sucking parasites who place zero value on the value of your time, or the "don't bother me unless the house burned down" clients).   

I have some expierence boxing and would love to get into some type of martial arts, but I would really like something that doesn't tie me too much to a schedule, something I can do from home when I have a free hour.

Especially the Google tie-in.Mike

It still made sense to purchase but unfortunately my investors got nervous at the last minute since we were in the midst of a pandemic and the stock market was doing funky things, so they pulled their cash to purchase it and all my cash was tied up elsewhere, so I had to move forward with the quad and 9 unit.