Just make sure to do your due diligence or that your manager actually vets the tenants very well like @Phillip Parker and @Steve Toth said because you could definitely get burned.

We wound up using 2 teenagers,  an adult and an engine hoist to get an L shaped  6 ft x 4 ft piece  in place.

Fly over country is more risky in that way.For example lets say you have $1M burning a hole in your pocket.  

For example, say you work as an engineer and have $100,000 in savings.

It’s not like just hearing from some guru who was successful but no one else seems to be.Just be careful to get in the right group that gives off supportive vibes.It’s awfully easy to burn up your day on facebook, Twitter, etc, and also to pay too much attention to people who are short on proven expertise and very long on advice.Second Ingredient for effective real estate investing goals: Regular, Small, Effective ActionsWe just talked about how plenty of people have opinions, and many of those opinions are not helpful.

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You can get sued.Talk to them and let them know it's not working -> don't burn bridges

While I can ride it out a while at the current burn rate, do I bring it up or just wait for him?

But what you need to do is take that goal, and reverse engineer it to figure out what you need to do TODAY to get you there.

Hi Kate, That you are asking where to start, might mean hiring a GC would be best.You are more likely to get if completed in a workmanlike manner with the least hassles.Then you just need to know how to pay him intelligently so as not to get burned, and how to get lien releases and inspect the work yourself before paying.Just my 2 cents.