The key is to buy low and to know if you are playing more of the cash flow game or hoping for more appreciation.

Continue on or try to sell at likely a loss?

You should continue inspecting regularly (3-6 months depending on quality of units and tenants).

All the best to you on your continued REI journey.

It is astounding to me that people continue to rebuild, that the gov't allows it and that companies still insure them. 

Being a little biased :) I'd recommend continuing with Accounting & Finance. 

Once you learn how to that strategy works you can determine if that strategy works well for you, if not then repeat.If that strategy does work for you continue what you are doing because as you continue to add value to these movers and shakers they will be open to share and help you because you help them.  

One concern I'm having is the band of homeless that's taken over the corner a couple feet away, I know they can be transient (my family has been in The City for almost 100 years), could be a deal breaker if Mayor Breed continues encouraging homelessness as previous mayors have done.Originally posted by @Amit M.

Tip : Be sure to send out good deals so that your investor will continue to look to you for their next great deal . 

I was thinking that instead of living in the property that I invested in, I could just continue to live with my parent and rent out the unit that I would've moved into.