Money is a great faction creator, and if oops happen, and you lack knowledge in understanding the construction lingo/standards, then you and your father-in-law is talking different wavelengths, and that eventually turns into a misunderstanding.

Eventually you'll have to find a hobby and maybe learn to take naps in the afternoon.  

Realtors obviously have a vested interest in protecting commissions, but they'll eventually be disintermediated just like financial services, insurance, and tons of industries before them.

But in some cases they knew it would come eventually so they are prepared to leave and wont put up a fight. 

oh, yes, I do included the 10% PM cost into the spreadsheets, so this is just extra gravy as I head towards semi-retirement and the eventual PM I do hire when I finally decided to chill.

I did sign up to eventually get my own real estate and am still working towards it. 

I eventually brought in a wholesale check almost equal to my entire 2015 salary at my previous job. 

Eventually you can hold some and build your wealth.

(attorney, realtor, CPA, Insurance, etc...)...It takes time, but eventually people will call you..

Any ways, should I take the income from the property and pay on principle to eventually be able to refinance and turn it into a higher income property, or better be able to make a profit off of a sale down the road and invest that into properties in the future?