Hanging a large boat motor from a tree.

Lots of management hassle.I've had a lot better experience leasing property by spending money in the backyard where they can hang out.

I purchased another property in the Palm Springs area that I converted into an STR which is also cash flowing.Yes, there are absolutely cash=flowing properties out there but they are not low-hanging fruit. 

Hey Spencer - if you like the area and can squeak out a bit of cashflow I'd consider hanging on to it and renting it out.

This seems fishy bc I doubt the city inspectors have time to just hang out around random houses and post violations.

Rattle can paint before hanging means no tape or plastic, or brush marks.

I've been listening to the bigger pockets podcasts and I remember David Greene saying a few times that depending on your situation, if you can hang onto an appreciating asset even if it isn't quite cash flowing that it is sometimes a good move because appreciation builds wealth long-term and eventually rental rates will go up.

Low hanging fruit. 

Sounds like it would benefit you to get your RE license and hang with a local broker that will allow you to property manage.

More often than not, he tells people to hang onto the investment property and aggressively pay it off.