I am in the PA and DE area. 

Hi, I'm an agent in Northern Delaware and I noticed a lot of successful agents whom are investors thenselves and work with other investors are able to get deals from bankers before they hit the MLS.

BTW, my pool guy suggested I get a solar heater AND an electric heater.

Some owners can leverage the de minimis Safe Harbor Regulations and expense items under $2,500. 

Being a landlord requires its own set of skills as @Paul De Luca stated, its customer service oriented. 

We own a one acre lot, and have a fully renovated camper that has been converted to be entirely off-grid, (full solar, water hauling, functioning toilet, etc).

Plus solar ~$15k plus septic ~$8k plus a little site prep and trenching and transportation and permits $15k So $78k + roughly $50k for the well + $14k land = $146k And there aren’t any available on even half the land for under $350k so it seems like there’s a lot of potential.

So instead of de listing ourselves we simply increased our prices on that platform in line with the cancelations and felt a lot better making sure that it was still ¨worth it¨ for us to be listed there. 

In Hawaii solar panels are a big deal.  

If we need to be de-guru-tized, then please do so without the pain and insults