Just being an investor does not negatively impact my ability to manage at all.

Lots of negatives, but upside too.

No negative feed back is available from an open house on these items.I only advertise, 24 hours before my showing time.

I am just concerned if it would show up when a prospective employer searches and that could negatively affect any prospects.

Check out a few rule of thumb guidlines suchs as the 1% or 2% rule and the 50% rule.I like your mindset with considering selling your primary to get into a milti family but keeping negative cash flow is not a good option and can likely lead to a huge liabilty.

Clinton please be more specific.You could have a mixed use of 100,000 sq ft or 1,000,000 sq ft.Some really large projects can transform a whole county or city.Whether it's a positive or a negative depends on tons of factors and how you see it.

You offered $30k to take over a Negative $110k equity property, putting You upside $140k without considering any selling costs.

To me it seemed like he emphasized the negatives and grudgingly threw in the positives, because he had to.You're a gracious person to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Statistically, the average agent will sell only a few houses a year.

Great tenants = $$$ , raise the rent , and possibly give another landlord great tenants , re rent the house , get crappy tenants who dont pay the higher rent and trash the place = negative cash flow .