I understand that MFR will most likely produce higher cash flow, but if a huge part of your first investment is the learning experience, would it be more wise to start small with a SFR before moving to MFR which has more moving parts?

However, their manufacturing process (and other PVC materials like siding/soffit) produces toxic gases and the disposal of them in landfills is a major issue.

Property details here: 1110 W 8th St,Sanford, FL 32771Price: 139,900Bedroom: 4Bath: 2Ext Const: BlockBuilt: 1985Sqft: 1624Ppsf: 86.14Tax/Yr: 1852Septic/Sewer: SewerHOA: NoneCounty: SeminoleCurrent Rent: 11.100/yrCurrent Gross ROI: 8%Potential Rent: 18,000/yrPotential Gross ROI: 12.87%Property Description: Investors looking for an income producing Duplex in Sanford should check this property out.

I was always told that when you own a business (which whether you know it or not you having a rental property is a business) you have to have policies and procedures and structure followed.

(Remember the film: "The Producers"?)

I am a brand new member from Oregon that is looking to invest in income producing properties  in the state of Ohio.  

So, sell them get into something that produces more revenue.

Just googling good schools seems to produce mixed results.

If no, then maybe the real lesson is that the deal was too skinny to begin with, also a good learning, and in reality all you've done is pay an opportunity cost versus the next best investment choice you could've made with that money.Of course the other option is to just beat yourself up, but that only robs us of the learning opportunity and leaves us feeling bad about yourselves, which in my experience neither produces success nor happiness, both of which I'm assuming are your goals.

I should have said something right then and there about the smoking, but I was out the door for work and I wanted to produce a written notice along with an addendum to the lease changing it from a year long lease to a month to month lease.