Gross negligence is very real. 

I’m new to real estate but have a background in project management. 

I'm currently looking through my lease and will consult a real estate attorney.

I have been wanting to become a real estate investor for the last four years (Since I was 14!).

The next best time is when you decided you want/need to sell it for business reasons: current market is favorable, you have a better investment opportunity, you have an offer you can't refuse, and so on.The worst time to sell is when you were waiting to sell due to tax considerations, and now you can't sell anymore.

Agent who is experienced in working with R.E. investors (Buying & Selling), preferably someone who does this full time and is passionate and very knowledgeable in this business.

Do you have any other recommendations on how to find active real estate investors? 

In today's fast-paced real estate environment, having a flexible strategy is key to growth.

I've dabbled in real estate for the last 15 years and have made it work for me however, I haven't made it my full-time gig yet.

This can help you find deals that aren’t listed publicly.Work with Real Estate Agents: Find agents who specialize in investment properties.