After that, you could outsource and hire a manager to do the management.The flipside of having the power to control everything is that can be alot of work (and a full-time job if you are putting in sweat equity...which you wouldn't be doing).

Many people take for granted how power they are.

I was reading a post on another forum somewhere where a new homeowner was freaking out because they didn't notice that there were power lines 100 ft or so from their home.

Power Washed outside of house5.

TASK Confirm all dwellings equipped with the proper security devices Replace all batteries in smoke and carbon dioxide detectors once a year.

The threat of eviction is very powerful to most.

Just a couple fences and maybe the power lines.But I can't be totally sure of which way it will fall.The odds of someone being in the yard and getting crushed are very slim but not zero.

@Kyle MyersI never suggest cashing out retirement funds especially Roth IRA funds because of the power of compounding since all gains grow tax free in the case of a Roth IRA. 

I have yet to see a comprehensive real estate program that focuses on powerful online sales techniques and I don't mean buying some "buyer's list" then soliciting, no, I mean tried and true methods in selling real property.

The power of BP!