Good luck and keep us posted own the out of state stuff.

Keep in mind that the biggest risk might be not taking any risk at all.

Title, when good, allows you to legally keep others off your land.

But then I'm also torn because I want to keep buying properties.

And you have to keep the filters clean, which tenants will not do and the unit starts dripping.

If you want to take the time to learn the investment, deal with the hassle of the day to today, and keeping up with the regulations then go for it. 

You could keep the property off market and get it sold in a much easier manner. 

There are way better returns to be had in the market for a similar amount of work.The only other thought regarding keeping the property is what the condition of the property is and if he could upgrade it and get a significant increase in equity position before he sells. 

Keep saving as much as you can.

In the house that I hope to rent out to mid-term travelers there is a treadmill and I am thinking whether to keep it there.