Either you've got the mentality for it, or you don't and have to REALLY work on it. 

It simply becomes exhausting dealing with all the issues in D class Section 8.

I am divorced and worked as a Mental health Practitioner.

These builders & flippers, etc are risking their money daily (Plans aligned, calculated) in order to grow personally, mentally, & physically.

The lawyers had to move with caution because he was becoming mentally incompetent and they didn't want to have him signing documents (malpractice).

I would think long and hard about the holding costs here and also about the mental fatigue.

Whether it's text or email, having everything in writing not only keeps a clear record but also maintains the professionalism of your interactions.Brace for Vacancy: While no one wants to go down the eviction route, it's important to be financially and mentally prepared for this possibility.

Just gotta do the math... but you also should include the lost space rent cost while rehabing and the mental/emotional torture going through the process of rehabing a mobile home. 

I can understand the "skin in the game" mentality, but I am building a business not buying a personal residence or just one rental property.

My W2 career pays well but leaves me exhausted with little energy for my family which doesn't feel good.