I think it's hard for people to come from a w2 job and go to running a business, it's a different mindset and requires a thick skin, it's not cruel to develop your do's and don'ts/will's and won't its "just business".

But there might be some thicker skinned people then the ones that work with us.

From being a general manager for a dominos downtown across the street from an event center and down the street from a shelter, I’ve developed pretty thick skin.  

Maybe look into a local group meetup and find someone who is doing what you think you want to do and "partner" with them.Partnering doesnt have to involve funds, but involving funds can trigger rewards, and allow you to experience the details and strategies while having skin in the game.There's only one way to get in. 

If I paid a seller $500 for the option to buy their property for $20k within the next 6 months or give them a $500 earnest money deposit on a sales contract to close in 6 months, I have skin in the game as an investor.

I washed my hands, dried them, and couldn't unlock my phone because my skin was too dry.Technology is great . . . until it isn't.

I would keep prop mgmt in place.I've been told that the Section 8 gov't agents visit the props periodically, and the tenant can lose their Section 8 if they don't care of the prop, so in theory at least, the tenants have some skin in the game.On the surface, I've been told by one St.

It's a bad one because there isn't enough skin on the bone to turn a profit after you move.

Almost like a duplex in the skin of a single family home. 

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.