Its not profitable and the tenant base will be too much of a pain. 

It's probably his experience working in all of these areas of real estate that gives him the ability to connect with his customers on a different level and understand their pain points. 

Your going to most likely disappear.

One of the biggest pain points for potential hosts or owners is the 24/7 communication so mastering that solves a major anxiety point for them.

In our area, obtaining zoning is also a big pain requiring zoning board public meetings.

I like you experienced a lot of pain trying to find experienced and efficient property manager's in Des Moines, so we ended up starting our own full service PM to handle our portfolio needs.

A month ago I closed on my first rental property and I am already feeling the pains of working with a lackluster Property Management company.I purchased a new construction SFH in Northern Dallas through a turnkey company.

I've had the same person do my taxes for the last few years, but he seems to have disappeared this year.

There is little you can "learn" there aside from seeing the fastest way money can magically disappear from your bank account and into Bigger Pockets.I've been doing this since the 70s.

Land contract tend to disappear when money is plentiful especially in a seller's market.