I want to share my story to hopefully inspire others:

I picked up a rental property that had a house a shed and a little over two acres. The house is close to the road and shed was behind it, towards the back of the ...

What I mean by this is it sounds good having a GC but that doesn't mean you will still have to pour a lot of time, effort, and energy into this.You still have to watch the GC and contractors and it is running a business.Look at Jason Scott on here with 123flip.

@Trevor Burns Mobile tends to have a lot more turnover.

Even with 2x security deposit, i still got burned.

Why someone with an inheritance of that amount and no job would want to burn through it renting a house is beyond me.

Quit my job do only the business which will take a lot time and energy but I will make about the same and then keep grow it.  

We had an energy audit upon completion that verified that this 100-year-old house is now more efficient than a brand new code built home.

Was burning out on the business.

IMHO, it's not worth you or clients getting burned on, especially if SPDS aren't available.Find a good inspector and stick with them.

Obviously as more properties are acquired it would be beneficial to step back into a management role for construction, but I've got too much energy and eagerness to learn to do that.