This issue certainly isn't keeping me awake at night and I really don't care about the 5 inches of land.

Originally posted by Account Closed:This might be a wake-up call.  

Now you're awake,  clear and ready to begin again.There may be something of value in what you've purchased.

Well, NOW I am awake again and looking to retire in 7 years or sooner when I make it happen ...Any advice/thoughts on this one would be appreciated.Regards,KenView report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

Well I did get a new job as a Project Manager for an Electrical Contractor in the Twin Cities on January, 7 2019, and that layoff was a wake up call. 

Or, they will be awake at night knowing that if the management company screws up they can't be fired because they are an equity owner, and if they are fired they'll have to pay the replacement manager higher fees while still giving up the equity to the first management company.I think the biggest downside for you is that you don't know if the management company is any good. 

Take it from me, I have a 30 unit that keeps me awake at least two nights a week.  

@Jennifer Rysdam  usually if I offer for this building I am the first choice which gets you used to people accepting. this was a wake up but life does change.

Having several hours to think about this in my half-awake/half-asleep state...I'm ready to reply.I'd like to say upfront that nothing I'll say is meant to be insulting, but more as a critique and to provide feedback from my years of working directly for and directly with Property Managers.

Highly-paid specialists (lawyers, accountants, and so forth) know what the rules are and can help wealth builders achieve the goals they are trying to achieve.For me, the bigger picture is paying for those 2,000 calories a day with the cash I earn passively whether I'm awake or asleep.