@Christian Scully, we should meet up to discuss potential opportunities for collaboration.

Doing so will reduce a great deal of stress in your life and put you in a better position to start fresh in a couple years.Regarding your deferred maintenance, It may be a good idea to collaborate with a contractor to rehab the units before you sell them and pay him after the sale.

As someone passionate about networking and collaborating with like-minded individuals, I am always seeking opportunities to connect with fellow investors and professionals in the region.If you have any recommendations or insights regarding local CRE investment meetups, I would greatly appreciate your input.

@Josselyne LugoFeel free to message me and we can discuss what you have and how we might be able to collaborate. 

However, the actual knowledge I learned in college I could easily replicate on YouTube.And I'm not being coy here, but I learned as much about strategy, collaboration, cleverness, problem solving, data analysis etc. from playing Dungeons and Dragons in my teen years as I did in college. 

I'm currently living in Jacksonville and could provide some more "boots on the ground" collaboration if your interested!

I'm fine paying the $10/wk because I'm getting the value and know that it's stable long term.But Zillow has their own problems - they don't allow multiple users to collaborate on property listings or showings. 

I do not view this as friendship; rather a collaboration to protect my investments.  

Jeffrey Stasz Pros: Free for teams of up to 15 people, Collaboration Tool Cons: Not designed for real estate Basecamp - “It is a good communication tool for everyone that is involved in the project.

It's better to collaborate and learn from each other.