It’s probably best to keep business and family separate - the initial contractor was distant, distant family2. 

But she's not on the lease, I seem to remember that they asked at the time of renting whether she could come with them at some distant point in the future, and I specifically said, no way, no how, never, and they still brought her in. 

I look at it like even if I landed a great property that cash flows 200-300$ a month, which Id be real happy with, my next property seems very distant.

My property will very likely produce a small positive cash flow in the tune of $150 after all expenses including management (despite planning to self manage), but my primary focus is on mortgage pay down, tax deductions and appreciation for the long term, so I can either refinance or 1031 exchange it one day in the distant future.I am in the beginning stage (demo part of the rehab) of my first BRRRR investment!

At some not so distant point, I'm sure the value of the land will far exceed the value of your current building, and your building will be a tear-down candidate to build new 8-9 units.

That's distant memory.

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Once I signed the dotted line, her attitude completely changed from being warm and welcoming to distant, cold and uninterested.

Local or distant? 

If these guys spent their creative theft time productively we'd all be living on Saturn and the common cold would be a distant memory.