NO social welfare at all. you either make it or you don'tand of course not every one is really rich in Singapore.. but they pretty much ALL work. and there is govmit housing but you have to buy them  500k and up... for a condo.we won't solve the welfare problems in America here on BP.. its just something to ponder and wonder .. and scratch your head about.. and maybe get frustrated at tax season when we are writing big fat checks but we all get the same use of the roads and other public amenities. 

Do you plan on getting them set up as soon as you get the listing, or is it on the ‘back burner’? 

We had multiple 1000 acre projects going in the San Martin and Gilroy area the foothills on the eastern side of the valley.. the 1989 quake and WAR put a big fat halt to those...

This seems to make more sense as we could probably pull out some of that $500K cash we already have in the property (although likely leave in a fat downpayment of 200K-300K).

Unless you didn't run your numbers correctly and you can't afford one.2) You don't learn the management side, which then again some people may not care3) If your too hands off and don't have the right PM, your property may be ran into the ground or put on the back-burner, costing you big time.Generally, in a property manager, people want a few things.

We're not "fat cats" that can absorb a huge loss of income over an extended period of time, but are willing to work with our tenants as much as we can.

Don't get fat on just one sector of real estate.

I don't have thick glasses, I do wear goggles on the Fat Boy, the Vulcan and a Trans-Alp.

(P) Lose 8% Body Fat and 15lbs by Dec. 2023 --> Family Cruise and for personal fitness/healthThere are just a few I thought of off the top of my head.   

More than likely he has other jobs going simultaneously that are higher on the priority list than yours, which is why you've been put on the back burner temporarily.