Some are mere over-contributions.Again, I understand why, as a matter of policy & preference, you might advise the layman that a benefit either way is a bad idea. 

Had a few major capital expenses and bad tenants that are being worked through right now.

In general, it is worth it to get a bad tenant out.

also, some agents leave expired deals on loopnet to get leads, not a bad thing but can make sorting through deals little harder.

I don’t think that oil itself is a bad heating method.

My long term goal is financial freedom, I spent my 20s grinding away thinking all debt was bad and the stock market would do it for me.

That is not a bad thing, but you will need to work harder to find something with a little meat on the bone.Another option is to work through a reputable wholesaler and find something "lightly distressed"....more of a cosmetic rehab. 

@Michael Plaks, as toFLP's & FLLC's - we only recommend them for clients with either $1M+ net worth or in situations where a trustee is needed because the beneficiaries might do Bad Things with the money.

Account Closed I'm not sure of the prices in your market, but might not be a bad idea to keep renting it but take out a HELOC on it and do the BRRRR strategy to pick up some more rentals. 

The bad news, its been limping along with bad tenants and horrible property managers.