One of the killers of investors is the "not enough pie" mentality.

I think that was due to the 'buffet' mentality.

Proper mental exercise increases your chances for wealth. 

I'm really leaning away from them being a good investment right now.I had been thinking that with Austin expanding as much as it is that there would be a future boost in value but I'm not sure if its the right investment for me at this point as I am still learning the ropes.

Some landlords won't rent to them.Looks like a good long term tenant to me if they meet all of the other requirements.I don't understand the mentality of requiring 10 years post filing to rent.

Go to a REIA mtg in your area and announce your deal with the group,Post it on Craigslist, Post in on Facebook Boost, that's just a few.

Getting out from under a problem can be freeing and give you the mental energy to more than make up the loss on a new deal.

That would boost my total rent to 4200-4400.Water and trash could be billed to tenants, but then my rent would probably need lowered or it wouldn't be competitive pricing overall.As far as poor management, I just don't the place is maintained to the level I would personally have it.

You're using the time and mental bandwidth you're saving to focus on other projects and responsibilities.I'm a novice myself, so this is purely speculation on my part while drawing from my construction experience.

Any feedback from successful wholesalers in my area would be a huge morale boost!