These 2 graphics may help answer your question. 

Peter Johnson,  that's a ridiculously outdated graphic there.  

I understand that this would be a massive undertaking, and if you decide to stay I hope it works out and your tenants pay their rent.

Our civilization is not going to fail because of overspending in SSDI, HUD assistance, or food stamps.Below is a graphic from the Congressional Budget Office.

I figured that PC’s were better for business and the only thing Mac’s were good for was graphic intensive design.

@Dev HornAwesome post.Love the graphic too!

The graphics were on-point, and I learned something too.

The con is that it's a massive undertaking, I have zero experience in this field, and I will likely max out my budget on this property and won't be able to buy another until enough equity is built.The other idea I had was to purchase smaller properties that are sub 100k and build a smaller (1200-1400sf) SFR modular or steel building and an ADU, or build over a basement (if zoning allows MF) and ideally all in at around 150k. 

If I was undertaking those, my perspective might change regarding remote absentee ownership.

I thought this was an interesting graphic from this article: https://www.propertyshark.com/Real-Estate-Reports/2018/05/22/for-200k-would-you-rather-buy-a-box-in-manhattan-or-a-mansion-in-san-antonio/https://infogram.com/how-much-space-can-you-buy-with-200k-1h0r6r8kr7yl4ekP.S. looks like I need to move to Cleveland