@Michael Le ahhh, clearly I need to spend more time reading to help with my literacy skills!

My view is that your post under sells the skills and relationships that allowed you to pull this off (even though you noted it would be difficult for the initial investor).

I was upfront on my current skill level and abilities and was offered a temp to hire position with the company with a 90 day upfront contract period.

San Antonio is a prime area to invest, the medical and the tech industry is booming.

Responsibilities are usually split based on who has the appropriate skills.

Not only would you have to subsidize this property for the foreseeable future, odds are (with all due respect of course and not to question your PM skills), you might expect the expense ratio to increase under your tenure in comparison.

Pearland is closer to Texas Medical Center.  

Seems the best skilled are the worst business operators and time managers. 

It's my goal to do this kind of work for someone else with a decent portfolio for around 45 k a year while I gain the confidence and the skills to invest myself.

Hourly value of skilled labor would be in the area of $30-35 per hour x 50 hours= 1500-1600 per week.