I do apologize for the long introduction, but if you have any advice or tools you would like to share with me or feel would be beneficial to me, I would be more than grateful for the information.

My first substantial investment - putting money into tech and telecomm in March 2000 - was a disaster for which now, 20 years later, I am most grateful.  

I'm investing remotely, so if anyone can recommend good property managers and rehab contractors, I'd be eternally grateful.

I'd be grateful for the chance to discuss this matter whenever you have the opportunity.  

I'd be super grateful if there are any other community or city recommendations as well.

As a "BP beginner" who recently attended a Houston REI meeting and was almost ready to drink the sub-to/wrap kool aid, I'm grateful for BP and members like you for your invaluable cautionary tales. 

I'm grateful that you did share it with us!

If anyone can give me advice I would be super grateful.

Another rich dad philosophy is:- to hold real estate as long as possible, consider selling when a indicators like a decrease in population point to a drop in cash flow; or when money from capital gains can be parlayed into a more lucrative income-generating investment; or when the property had fully depreciated over time and this tax advantage can no longer be enjoyed.Im grateful for your conversation and time!

I did notice the surrounding grating needs some work and the water needs to be managed better around the house.Any suggestions on how much would the repair costs on this could be?