Flipping can be useful to manage short term cashflow needs and to build up some muscle.

It make it worth while knowing I’m helping each and every single client that comes to me with an ailment that is described as neck and back pain, muscle fatigue and soreness, and some that are looking to destress.

When I was 17 I was diagnosed with a rare muscle disease that left me bed ridden and in non-stop pain for 2 years.

And it's normal to want to put the muscle on our tenants and fly off the handle.  

I felt special (without flexing my political and LE connection muscle). 

Please add more specifics for more specific helpful advice.i.e. goals (short term/long term, capital accumulation, more immediate cashflow, etc), do you need to rely on rental income or is your current income stable, etc.Otherwise, it's kinda like going to a personal trainer and saying "how do I get in shape", only for them to help you look like Arnold Schwarzenegger (30 yrs ago), when you really wanted to train to be a professional swimmer. ...muscle density sinks, by the way

And thank you to @Scott Trench for providing the muscle.

I'm trying to get back to my roots but not look at it from just muscling my way to frugality but from a minimalist lens where I really do not need much stuff to have a wonderful life.

It's thought that "some" who acquire a virus, of any form, sometimes have lingering symptoms of chronic fatigue, joint/muscle pain, etc....for years afterwards.

For me, at any rate, the ability to formulate quickly, to resolve any problem into it's simplest, clearest form, has been exceedingly useful...I found higher mathematics the best possible exercise for developing the mental muscles necessary to this process.