We washed the concrete with a garden hose and chemicals.

So, at the end of the day It’d be a wash or a little loss, cashflow wise, on one house and I’d gain ~$300-400/mo on the other house.

Is it office, multifamily, NNN, car wash, self storage, debt fund etc.

I found that every property manager I encountered was a washed-up Realtor who couldn't hack it in sales and reluctantly resigned themselves to "slumming it" in property management. 

The spreadsheet shows the net worth after 30 years is basically a wash between selling and renting it out, so it's difficult to justify keeping it. 

Appreciate any lessons learned you may have.I'm a real estate investor in Wash DC and in Charlotte, NC.

Just had a vacancy near Wash Park where the previous renters had been there for a few years and were paying $2,200.

Kitchen is basically useless and cannot wash dishes in the tiny sink.

I was able to wash all the laundry overnight before we had to head to WSU and get rolling.Plus someone stole one of the small heaters I keep in the closets for winter guests if they need extra heat upstairs....dammit....

*Periodically inspect all sinks, bathtubs, washing machines, plumbing fixtures, appliances, windows, or anywhere water may be present to ascertain whether or not there is any water present around fixtures.