It’s not worth it in the long run.That being said the best thing to do is agree on all of the terms, the rolls each of you will play, the money each of you will contribute, the time each of you will contribute and the value of that time.

I want to work with as many people as possible; large and small accounts, single family homes to multi-unit buildings.But a little bit about me: I became a realtor in 2013 and realized a dream of mine in doing so, I'm a Kent State University graduate with a degree in communication studies, I play the tuba in a large community band, used to be a substitute teacher, museum tour guide and reporter, collect old and rare books and love to cook and go to new restaurants.Any help from this great community would be greatly appreciated!

Time will deliver the deal so long as you play the numbers.

This market is for buyers who are eager to negotiate a deal and get a home for significantly less than asking, buyers who have cash, and investors who know how to play the game. 

I am unsure if I would want to play the speculation game of where people will chose to work from home on a month to month basis. 

SEO is a long-term momentum building play. The

If you want to play the long game just hold investment property #1, start cash-flowing (in the future no doubt), and ride the wave. 1031 exchanges are for experienced investors with new opportunities usually lined up.

never mind, I was finally able to play the video… wow sounds like a bass guitar not a well pump :)

And to address what Guifre and Fedor alluded to above, maybe if your vacancy rate is the true percentage at only 3%, you might be able to play the price elasticity demand in this market and boost the rent up; the methodology is although vacancy is low, increase the rent to break-even in the long-run. 

You have to play the long game now in this market.