Low Money, Lots of time, Go getter attitudeWholesaling, Rental ArbitrageLow Money, Little time, Generally friendly, willing to sacrifice comfort for future wealthHouse Hacking, Long Term RentalsLots of money, Lots of time, Can hire out teams to do work for you.

If the answer's a no, then keep dialing back the price until you hit that sweet spot - ie. the amount you are comfortably able to afford. 

I suppose we could go back and fourth on the validity of your example of the rent / fight / murder, but for now the purpose of what I am saying here is if a customer isn't comfortable with the contract, their time is better spent moving on to a different PM than spending time and money trying to change their contract, cuz it ain't happening.

And…The Bottom LineIn short, folks are feeling starting to feel kinda, a little, sorta more comfortable putting their home on the market, at least for these first few weeks in 2024.

We have more than enough equity and reserves to live a comfortable retirement now.Nothing insane about coming to the exit time. 

Start modest and increase your investments gradually as you become more knowledgeable and comfortable with the market.

Sometimes pushing yourself when you don't have the comfort and convenience of two good W2s and a lot of reserves can be an advantage because you learn how to make it work simply because you must.

My property manager has the property listed on most of the major booking sights, so I am comfortable with their efforts.

Ultimately, the best approach depends on factors like the size and complexity of your operation, your comfort level with HR tasks, and the services offered by the property management company.

That way a second couple would be comfortable there too (2 adults don't want to sleep in a full).