With twin babies- we don't go out much.

This is C-Class baby, you are going to run into problems.

So I would not throw the baby out with the bath water.

@Richard Villandry And I forgot  #7Please put the pit bull in the garage when showing.. then let my baby back in !!...

You have to be out and active and as we say shaking hands and kissing babies, knowing the players, them knowing you, and being top of mind when they are ready to transact.You're probably only getting a split to write home about if you're bringing in the business, not assisting the person who did...and it won't be much. 

Inventory is heavy on the baby boom generation, and those downsizing their properties are going to have some room to the downside to find the bid as a potential higher debt costing is going to keep bids low.

It's great if you need to get a message to a tenant but don't want to get stuck listening to a tenant for twenty minutes about how tough the economy/job market/baby momma problems are

Our tenant has put furniture on the front porch, hooked up a TV (fire hazard) and nailed shutters up to act as baby gates.

Just remember, Rome wasn’t built in a day so take baby steps.

(The RE agent in FL does some light PM work for "free").The Brooklyn one is my first, my "baby," so I wanted to do it myself for the experience and because I've heard horror stories about PMs, plus NYC PMs for small owners tended to be pretty pricey with not great reviews.