Questions like this help you narrow down a strategy. 

If so, how long would you want to hold the investment; what dollar amount would make you want to sell it and buy another; when you want to sell will you be selling to a developer or flip it when the time is right.This is by no means a comprehensive list and we haven't even narrowed down on where you would want to begin looking. 

This project has far too narrow of margins to make it worth it to me. 

@Chris Mason said it best, you need to build your team, get this deal done and go network, like crazy find 100 people that fill each niche and narrow it down to top 10 then make top 3 your speed dial and be USEFUL to them as well

I have no plan B and don't want one (like finding an engineering job...), and this is what I want to do!

Unless your properties are all in different cities, you may want to narrow down those 7 PMs. 

Step 2: Narrow your list to a few markets which fit all of your growth, supply/demand criteria.Step 3: Find professionals in that market and ask for their opinion on which sub-markets are prime for growth and filled with opportunity.

I get both A and B and I may be somewhere in between.

Hi All,I'm narrowing my focus and strongly considering buying a condo in Maui as in investment.

In my instance they grossly over promised and when they knew they weren't going to be able to deliver, they began dragging out the process of providing final terms to the point where the window to switch to alternative financing becomes too narrow and you're basically indebted to them.