Yes, just like any job, you have to take the time to learn how to do it!

While I enjoy it there as well it may be worth considering finding a market that is more within range of what you need that has the jobs you want and to move yourself.

I wish I had recognized sooner that she was not doing a great job.

whenever i need help with a house or a building its covered. and every year it gets adjusted depending on how many houses i do. its a win for him because he gets passive income and if he gets a few more investors like me he can really expand his buisness,  and a win for me because i will cut costs and time by bidding jobs out.

I will be retiring from my job soon (gotta love government employment) and will be taking a more active role in my properties than before and want to better organize what I have.  

@Benjamin Dodd Awesome job!

This is the retail price if you are coming with just one job.

Heres a blog I found and it does a decent job of explaining.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/04/1...And a similiar thread with lots of answers and opinions.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/568352-pros-cons-to-paying-off-rental-property-early

When I first moved to Houston I found a job with a home builder as a construction manager to gain firsthand experience of the home building process.My biggest hold up is suffering from paralysis by analysis.

Good job at predicting the future.