We self-manage now but back then couldn't devote the time while working full time.  

I see no way of comparing the two options, opportunity costs just can't be identified, market conditions vary and your devotion to activities is unknown. :)

Fortunately I don't have a day job so I am able to devote as much time to the task as is necessary. 

Finance: His quick, clear grasp of numbers and percentages allow him to quickly size up the likely prospect of a projects success and whether it's worth devoting any time to further analysis (ie; due diligence).Ability to get along with others; His constant need for attention and need to always be right is offputting to many others.

A chapter is devoted to it in Ed Ross' book and it would be next to impossible to get users to take the time to understand the question in just a few words.

We're investors, teachers, and your friends in the business - if you're willing to devote the time and energy to securing your financial future, we'll be here in all ways possible - as you make it happen.Our company is based on Integrity-based principles specializing in mentoring, coaching, teaching, and consulting.

Nothing against buy and hold or in developing, your age and amount of time to devote will certainly be a factor.

You need to study your situation and look at what others in your area are doing, and see if you can identify with anything you see.Some people have tremendous organizational abilities and manage multiple properties while working, while others devote all their time to RE.

I am hoping to have him start tomorrow afternoon so perhaps I need to devote my entire evening to this.Any advise would be GREATLY appreciated.

However, almost everyone is aware of the benefits of having and running your own business so they are used to thinking that the way to financial success is through working hard , with devotion and discipline.