Beside working with clients, constantly interacting with our industry insiders helps to keep me current.  

It is very difficult to answer such a question.

We work with out of state clients as well.

Since you're not starving, you can be more selective on which clients you work with.  

As for the hiring of professionals such as Architects and Designers...some are narcissistic and don't take their client's wishes and lifestyle into account while other times the fault is the micromanagement of the homeowner. 

We have dozens of clients that have used them for purchases in Atlanta.

I know choosing the right Property Management can be a difficult process, make sure to interview your Property Manager first.

Being an active investor and licensed agent I now spend my working hours managing our portfolio of 28 units (soon to be 35 next month) and helping clients grow theirs.

I'm a financial planner by profession, I deal largely with company and state retirement plans and assisting clients with retirement funding analysis.

James, your correct in assuming that its more difficult to create value in a net leased property.