@Jonathan Colon ok thanks for your honesty if you find anything else that makes sense let me know.

To be completely honest, I wasn't sure if going that route would be in our best interest right now as beginners in this industry.

In all honesty I don't blame them.

Current tenants are on M2M leases, and to be honest, I think that is to your advantage. 

My current hurdle has been trying to put myself out there more and start networking to make the right connections so that I can streamline my process and be able to offer quality and honesty to any of my future clients.Anyways, I started watching Bigger Pockets on YouTube and have been spending my extra time lately reading more of their books and articles. 

To be honest, I saw some of the text on their site and the English felt a bit broken.

Will definitely give that a listen.To be honest, I am not as against debt as my wife (she is the saver) but we have reaped a ton of benefits from this standpoint so far. 

He doesn't do MF, but he's a great guy, off the charts on integrity and honesty, and has been there forever.

I'd need more data to confirm, but I don't necessarily thing your first PM was honest, I just think your first PM was good enough that you didn't question your confidence in them.I think you learned from this that you need to be way more involved, and more hyper sensitive and reactive to red flags.

I originally thought buying in Richmond was smart because it seemed like the closest place where the numbers made sense and I could always get down there to quell an insurrection if need be-- in honesty the only time I braved the soul-crushing purgatory of I-95 down to Richmond was when I went to look at listings with my realtor.