Appraisals are also subjective so understand where the appraiser is coming from.If the reconsideration doesn’t prove fruitful a new appraisal is always an option. 

It sounds like it's unlikely to be fruitful, but a good exercise for me no less.Thanks for the help!

The only reason why I even considered that as a potential was for a small few the negative could be negated by removing the percentage for property management which I realize would mean I'm not paying myself for my time and I also would never have the option to move it to someone else to handle but also why I was willing to give it up just to be into something.For the time being it seems like I will continue to increase my savings, start networking with local wholesalers and investors to see if there are any off market leads that might bear fruit, and keep getting my reps in. 

-Your buyer's agent is not only motivated by getting this deal to the finish line and also by a fruitful long term relationship if you are an active investor who will do more deals.

Since all of your eggs are in 1 basket, I would make sure the company is reputable. 

There are deals which make chunks of money, sometimes quickly, but they are relatively hard to predict and are the fruits of patient, diligent work.

@Cassandra Staffieri excellent.Start by looking for units for rent right next to the Market Basket.  

One of the main reasons is, I need diversification from my local market - not having all my eggs in one basket.

Next time you stop back bring donuts or a fruit tray (if they're receptive and helpful).

Move on to the next case, lower hanging fruit if I can identify the owner without incurring the costs of filing suit.