Plenty of part-time agents (or non producing...) 

They produced great dividends, but I wasn’t combining that with a market analysis.

It's producing cash flow.

We disagree the market is still solid, supply is low, builders are not out producing demand, rates are low, defaults are low.

Many of the "big name" mgmt companies charge 25% to 38% without actually producing better profit for the owner.

I know some love large multi family but l even a good duplex when bought right can produce hundreds of dollars in cash flow per month.

Whether you are going to rent it out, or create a note to sell it to an end buyer, you will want to know that either strategy will produce profits for you.

Anyone can buy a good deal, it takes a team to make that deal produce the returns it was promised over time, that team includes management which means they are basically a complaint desk of people’s perceptions or problems.

It just means that if you want to, and have the ability to invest money into a business that can absorb those funds and produce a high yield on them- then you're often better off doing so.

Principal pay down that someone else is paying and you get to keep your INCOME producing property, what is the question again?