Mine is $2M and only costs about $1k per year. 

A mentor of mine suggested i do that but i will not anymore.

There are very successful people out there that most likely started in shoes similar to mine.

They clearly find mine easily :)

I put mine in an LLC just because I like extra risk protection for liability.

I tell myself I should be like everyone else in every developed society and not worry that my prosperity is built on a mudsill over the less fortunate of the earth, feed myself some cheesy moral double-talk like "I would argue it is unethical not to try and make money" with a hefty side of rationalization, but it doesn't always work.I don't do that, I look at this like a business..like a big Hotel, or a 7--11, like a business.Customers want a product and they pay for that--to the best of their ability.I try to match the product offering to the target customer as best as possible, while keeping my profits as high as I can--like any other business.Unless the Emotional side of this is your gas pedal, (it's not mine) it can burn you out.High initial years cash flow on reasonable down, and good appreciation to me are two different business models that don't have a meeting point.And as a Business Man I try to treat people in a "Rational" "Un-emotional" "Fair" manner, realizing I have the power to do otherwise--but I believe doing otherwise is not a good practice in the long run.Renters like everyone else will always have drama--Class C and D even more--They have the same drama in the Local 7--11 too.

A friend of mine wanted me to join him selling solar and broke down the ins and outs of how it works.

Private investor knocked on my door to discuss capping my chimney due to planned tear down on rowhouses abutting mine.

You can set extremely elaborate schedules (not just m-f/sa/su), they keep historical logs of usage, and most importantly for me I can set a maximum low temperature.So I set mine to go no lower than 70 for the A/C.

The next day I went to the building to get to work and found a man removing every single appliance from the building, I was like what on earth and the man said these appliances are mine, the seller didn't pay me for a bunch of work I did, so I went back to the seller and got him to pay me $10,000 for the appliances (they were basically trash anyway) so it ended up being the seller paid me $10,000 to buy his building.