We can all benefit but my best advice is make sure every single person you know knows what you do, Make sure you share your vision, your goals, ways you help families and how them working with you will enable them to be able help other families.  

The house ultimately has to be my vision, especially since it will be my money, but it was an interesting first glance at vetting GC's.  

These should be the people in the room that are leaders with vision.

Although if I get my numbers wrong that means that I have less vision against mistakes as well.  

Angels get to know you, your vision and your deal/product/company...then they decide if the total package merits VC funding.  

When I first bought the building I had a vision to kick them all out at the same time, then I felt two at a time, now I feel like I should just do one at a time starting with the late unit that I cannot get a hold of.

It seems like all that stress, hair loss, and sleepless nights have taken a toll on you and clouded your vision.

Then there are the typical renters that you likely in-vision and of course still many other reasons why people chose to rent vs. buying a house.Now weather the area you are looking at will be a good rental area or stay a good rental area or be flooded with too many units requires knowing the current area and then watching and keeping up with the trends.

From my limited experience, successful partnerships are based on sharing the same vision and goals.My situation is as follows:My wife and I have built up a small real estate porfolio consisting of 12 units across four properties.

Also, over time how much did your investing plan change compared to what you "visioned" at the beginning.