We sure have and are now doing a deal for this investor where they keep 100% of the profits.Folks that do their best, will make mistakes (Honest mistakes for those that work with integrity).We have been thrown under the bus quite a few times on this forum like many others but I sleep peacefully because I know we don't steal, cheat or lie and always do our best for everyone.Many times things work out well and other times they don't.Such is real estate and such is life.I don't think one can be blamed for doing their best.Upwards and onwards and wishing you all the best

Professionals in the real estate industry should not speak in absolute.

Better area's out there to invest and sleep easier at night

Hello! I'm a First Time Poster, but long time reader on these forums. I was curious if anyone has recommendations for investor groups or networking clubs that can help me invest out-of-state. I'm currently a grad stud...

Surprisingly overwhelmed by the highly professional and educational content.   

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I'm particularly passionate about multi-family.Outside of real estate, I enjoy singing (I do it professionally), and playing basketball (I do it for fun, lol).Excited to learn and connect with you all!

It might cost you 10-15%, but they can make the decisions and handle the business side of things for you and you don’t have to lose any sleep over it.

What do I do and how do I handle this situation professionally?

@James KhailSounds like you've boiled down your options to:a) in state property with tenant-friendly regulation, self-managing in a low-income neighborhood with possibly higher turnoverb) out of state property with less landlord regulation, professionally managed, in a nicer areaIt comes down to personal preference and your time value