The $1,000 a month is a bit much though unless he does EVERYTHING, including leases, turnovers, evictions/court, lawn care, etc.

I have made my share of mistakes and they can be mentally draining and financially painful. 

I am a born and breed Rhode Islander, currently working as a Marketing Manager with strong ambitions to be financially free before I am 35 (currently 26).

You need to decide what marketing methods you want to employ given time and financial constraints. 

Hanging on to a property for any reason other than financial, is an emotional decision...or a bad poker move. 

It will largely depend on how strong your finances are, how good your relationship with the bank is and how strong the property looks financially

After that, it is only what your family is comfortable with financially. 

They have daily free seminars that discuss, financial analysis, deal structure, how to find deals, wholesale, house hacking, BRRR, etc.If you want to discuss the income property  market, I am available to help.

My income rose about 50% in 2017 due primarily to flips and am looking for someone to review my information and provide assistance with financial planning/tax planning/general advice.If anyone can help out that would be great.

I know there is better out there for me and I don’t want to wait tell I’m 65 or 70 to enjoy life and have financial freedom.