- The conotation of your  original post did make it seem like you weren't really interested in actively managing and coming to town, so I would weigh that in.

I'm more interested in action.  

Professional property managers are often licensed real estate brokers who specialize in acting as the filter for you for the number items, which are not only costly but a headache.

Let it go inactive, but you set it up so now you have it if you need it in the future.7. 

Koevenig does not have a general contractor license he has an HIC license and from the public data I could find on his company listed here:https://www.buildzoom.com/contractor/cbus-remodeling-llcHis license may even be currently inactive.

I'm in Northeast Ohio and am also seeing a huge slowdown in activity across the board.

On the other hand, at 250 all in, acting as landlord to an event mgt company looks more promising to me.

In actions of exercising those mental muscles to help explain or teach things one can learn things. 

I had a brokerage drop me , because I didn't pay for nar, which is ridiculous, I signed up for My state MLS but now my license is inactive because I am dropped by the brokerage, how would one take care of this issue?

., that's exactly the mindset and inaction that will pave a path to next waking up and saying "how'd we get here?