It can be a drain but nothing is more rewarding than seeing your vision come to fruition little by little.

Most sponsors are incentivized to sell the asset for them to have a payday, which always work against the investors that have long term hold vision. 

Get creative, don't let tunnel vision of price restrain your negotiating powers.

It's all speculation, but if long-term is your vision, then I'd stick with the property.

The small community I just bought, I bought in part because I have a vision for change.

Congratulations to you for a job well done and to your in-laws for believing in you and your vision which will help make their lives quite a bit easier with increased cash flow in a more valuable property.  

What they’re earning is totally irrelevant, it’s all about your vision for the property.

King says "I have a vision".... so stay with me here. 

Biggest organization of renters will happen in fall in LA some of the groups are national too so it applies to all statesHere's what they claim: This strategic statewide convening represents the historic growth of the power of renters to push for broad economic, racial and gender justice and advance a vision of an economy that works for families, communities and the environment, not billionaire real-estate tycoons, corporate landlords and Wall Street bankers.

It's nothing fancy... just three pages outlining my vision, goals, criteria, etc... but it's given me much needed clarity.