So if you don't need the money now, and you make a solid income and can withstand the occasional hiccup out of pocket then holding isn't a bad option.All depends on your goals and personal situation.

Chris, loopnet is normally ‘WHERE DEALS TO TO DIE” Brokers put them on loopnet when they exhausted all other possibilities.  

Thanks Tom...writing the books was exhausting, and there were a thousand times I wanted to just throw in the towel.

This is not exhaustive, but here's what I know of and have used in evaluating deals.MLS Fact Sheet - This is likely what you already have, but for multi-unit listings there is typically additional information about expenses and specific units.

That high level of response is a blessing in that you have more qualified folks to choose from, but it is also exhausting.  

I exhaust a minimum of 3 hours commuting daily and it's usually longer than that.

Another solution is to drop it all together, but it is a good property, so I don't want to do that without exhausting all my options.

Most likely, I'll just disappear once I realize I can't get rich overnight, leaving you exhausted and irritated.

If you find really good deals 40-50 cents on the dollar then its a great way to purchase homes when all other options have been exhausted.

add up to too many people, stretched way too thin to withstand ANY kind of downturn or hiccup.