Could be a great way to dip your toes into property management with the least demand on your time and energy.

Unfortunately we all missed the deadline to file it with paper, so they need to e-file it.  

I am an extremely driven, self motivated person so I don't really need someone to keep me on my toes.

Nice to e-meet you @Kyle Zaylor.

Otherwise, you'll be pulled in dozen directions and never really make any headway.I suggest dipping your toe in the water with a small MFR. 

I'm in Atlanta and I'm starting up Foreclosure Tour and Learn to help prospective buyers dip their toe in the foreclosure and bank-owned property world.

BP is the best resource on the internet, thanks to many who contribute, but you still need to be on your toes as we get a few bad apples here too, from time to time, but seems they will also be called out for bad info.Everyone in business wants your money the question is how much do they want and what is the real value of what they are selling.

I find real estate fascinating, and there are so many RE ponds I have yet to dip my toe in.

They've been professional in the past about returning deposits but the water is clearly a sore point.

If the interior of the bumpout becomes work and counter space, which are sorely lacking, wouldn't it be awkward and accident prone to open the door right next to someone standing at the counter?