If  I had your shoes on I might look to see what cabins are selling for that are actually complete rather than buying this one and having to compete the repairs.

Just determination, focus, and a lot of work.Also, and I don't toot my own horn very often, but I feel there are some REALLY good nuggets of info in this thread: I quit my CPA Job to Buy Large Apartment BuildingsFinally I had the privilege of doing a BP Podcast that will air on August 13, 2015 so keep an eye out for the link and I hope you will be able to listen in and learn a thing or too.

Okay, Sorry about the short post I posted, I was driving home from work last night listening to a BP podcasts, at some point Brandon Turner mentioned how important the interaction with other member is... so I figured I would at least start with my first post. 

Try listening to the Podcasts here, all of them.

I was one of the only people vocal about it, but no one listened and thought I was just the grumpy neighbor. 

I downloaded episode 1-20 of the podcasts and have been binge listening ever since!

I'd recommend listening to the podcasts on wholesaling to learn more about it and going to your local REIA and finding wholesalers to learn from them.

Best advise I can give you is to start in the BP podcasts and as you listen to them read the resources each one mentions.

1) laminate floors that sound like you are walking with tap dance shoes on2) vessel sinks3) anything that is painted "faux" style4) open floor plans (although I think this is still 2-3 decades away from becoming an undesirable floor plan) I have wondered for years what will replace SS appliances.

I'd also point out if you have a problem with getting your PM to work, you might also tumble down the problem of listening to tenant problems and being too nice.