Ted, there are tons of people in the exact same position with you.

I’m glad you were able to see the positive and walk away with lessons learned.

I was wondering what everyones thoughts were with the positives and negatives on this kind of investments.

I became a supervisor there with no college degree and geld the position for 4 years. 

3 homes to me is not even close to being in a negotiating position. 

With my 12 unit I have only seen positives; tenants all in one place under one roof. 

Vendors who make sales that are “per se” exempt must maintain adequate records to substantiate the exemption. 

You might have a positive cash flow of at least $200 apiece as a minimum.As you grow in experience and the quantity of units should make it affordable to hire a property management company and take several things "off your back" when you own a minimum of about 30 units in an apartment complex.   

They need to maintain a certain number of listings to stay at the company, otherwise they will get fired.

Thus far, I've called the PMs I found on google, and have yet to connect with any of them.I'd love to hear your feedback, positive or negative!