Nearby Savannah or Providence a couple of years ago tired to prohibit Sec 8, and the investors were able to successfully fight that. 

But because I sold it for 3 times what I got it for, in 10 years time, I did OK.I owned multi's in NYC where I rented to many good tenants who got tired of being turned down by condo or coop boards and rented from me instead.

If it is slow going I post on a rental FB group this typically opens the floodgates of tire kickers.

water, sewer, dump station, wash station, tire covers, monthly check up service (tires, doors, plug in, propane tank fill, inside motion sensor alarm, etc).  

Read your contract with your current PM.I just sold one of my places as I was tired of the turnover (not the PMs fault) and repairs. 

NEVER get the (gottas - I'm so tired of making offers that I gotta get a deal) Be patient and your first deal will be a good one. 4) If you hire a property manager remember the buck stops with you - so inspect what you expect.Best of luck to you Kevin, let me know if you want to chat sometime.

He's tired of keeping up with his rentals and selling them off to his kids. 

Google my full name and "tired landlords" and see what pops up!

I have owned some rentals in Canton for about a year now and am slowly getting tired of the Canton code inspectors.

At some point early on you will have to pull the trigger and have them do the work so they see that there is a symbiotic relationship.This used to be true, but nowadays you will just lose out on a lot of really good and talented GCs who are tired of being told - "hey take a look at this house for free and I'll give you a lot of work in the future....as long as you work for cheap".