I think people can definitely get rich quick.

No offense, but telling people "that's not a good way to do it" and nothing more seems like a little league coach who tells his players "you're doing it wrong" but then doesn't give instruction of how to do it better.

One broken window, one missed month of rent, one eviction, one stolen refirgerator and so on, and all you've bought is a headache.

So I would continue to hold the property - but I would be sure not to miss the ability to exempt the gain - so be sure to sell within 5 years.  

Hey @Josh Ball, so unique for unique's sake could be hit or miss.

I have taken many walks by the Falls in the winter and there are very few people around. 

I really feel this is helping people find affordable rentals.  

I walked all the nearby comps, gave the seller my opion/list of what his property was "missing" (fenced yard, light staging, add a 3 board fence panel and landscaping here...) and advised him to get a surveyor to mark the lot corners...The previous agent had not suggested they get a surveyor to mark the lot corners when he bought the property to flip....there's a chance the house or driveway may encroach the neighboring property.  

Try not to fall into the trap of believing those gurus or comapring yourself to people you hear on podcasts.

Also, do you have 2 people per room, or just one person?