The methods of construction, especially if they are automating parts of it are far superior to site built.For example we used special machine for cutting and framing the walls.

@Alex Schukin Hey Alex, I'm a REALTOR ®, Investor (buy and hold) and also own my own property management company.  

We recently had someone out to fix our washing machine (not LG).

He is also in Dallas, Houston + more as well ( he is a machine).

Hey Cosmo,overall, it is probably a good idea to sell.1) market is great for selling right now.2) the property was never really a cashflowing machine, and it doesn't have a ton of equity anyway...and3) it's in another state (not that this is always a bad thing)....overall, it might give you an extra $25K or $30K (depends on what kind of repairs it may need) to go towards your flipping or next house down payment.Good luck with decision!

Treyan Doss, REALTOR®

Those of us with a smaller, local portfolio of units have them running like a well oiled machine- so it may seem like it is about the money, but it is really about the risk of bringing in an outsider who will fubar our machine.

If I had a time machine I would have a house hacked (add value, refinance out of fha) and moved to another house hack (use fha again, add value, etc) as many times as possible before settling in on a home for the family.

In my family, my brother is the only person who has gotten a college degree, I went and got a trade instead- I love precision machining!

From real estate, to cell phone towers, to ATM machines, etc.