Tell us about your most surprise or hilarious experiences, and whether the journey was worth the excitement!

Like you said, "sometimes we just gotta get out of our own way and enjoy the ride".

Preparing for a motorcycle ride is similar to learning to ride a bike.

Ride the equity until you hit 250k & dump it.

Most of them keep the props in better condition then cash tenants, as they are aware they can " loose their free ride "Keep crushing it 

Get ready for an incredible ride filled with humorous anecdotes, epic fails, and victorious moments.How then did your adventure come to pass?

We did one smart thing--we financed with long-term debt and we used low leverage (60% +/-) so we have a wide margin of safety and no threat of a loan maturity until 2031, so we have plenty of time to ride this out until the next market cycle. 

it can be a wild ride..

If you just want to hitch yourself to the wagon of the whole housing market and go along for the ride and hope to profit, I think that's acceptable for some.

I'm going to guess they are also managing the place and are taking you for a ride-they either sold you something that wasn't turnkey or they are bilking you for repairs.I'd go and tour the properties yourself, hire your own inspector to go through and do an inspection and then get repairs done or sell if you don't want to deal with it and get rid of the PM (assuming they are connected with the turnkey company you bought from).