Not too intensive at all, and especially easy-flowing when you have a good manager.

So be prepared for some challenges.Ogden can look really promising on paper, but many properties require pretty intensive intervention. 

FHA, other low down payment options), and some sources (Fannie Mae Homeopath first dibs) are only for owner-occupants.Cons:Buying in Sonoma coast area:Rents on non-vacation rentals are low.If you do vacation rental, it can be time intensive and expensive to operate, depending on how you run it.If you rent in the E.

This area activities will be limited to a basketball goal behind a high school.

I graduated from UNLV in 2002 with an education degree while playing on the Basketball team.  

I want to be hands on in the renovations - both to save money and because I enjoy the satisfaction of labor-intensive work.

The struggle that you are in sounds intense and seems like you are willing to look else where to get the fulfillment that you need. 

The broker I had planned on hanging my licence with is a sales intensive guy and intensives have new recruits to work under your "Team" I don't really have a desire to go out of my way to sell houses or recruit new members.

My perspective is that if "real estate" is a sport then I'd argue something like managing $800/month units is basketball and $400/month units is football.

Even as a LIC RE Professional, it looks like without $$$$, and an intense amount of scouring, purchasing a home for myself is a big endeavor, let alone finding a REI here.