I'm a financial planner by profession so you'd think the default answer is, "heck yeah, always hire a planner!"  

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With hardwork and ceasing opportunities we've managed to be part of this major asset and making it even better.

But when you got $40k, $75k, $125k, you're not gonna become a financially free anything via buying index fund's and ETF's, your just not.

Tough to answer due to so many feelings about risk tolerances and what other investments could be making you as a ROI.I feel leverage of real estate is the real strength of this asset.  

You would wish your PM to know how to file claims and protect your assets when your unit is vandalized or someone sues you for slip and fall.

Keep in mind banks still pool forclosed assets together and sell them all together as a group to one company.  

I would think a lot more about the financial part of this.

We have a solid system in Quickbooks and want to stay with that for financials.

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