Occasionally I have to deal with dead animals, used condoms and prostitutes. 

I don't want to do their job and they don't want to do mine.

My idea for a more sustainable future would be to get a job at major CRE firm brokerage in a junior role.

I agree with Corby.if it is cash flowing well, why get rid of it.I am growing my portfolio by adding rentals with occasional flips on properties I don't think are well located or have some good cash return on them for funding additional rentals.

To be honest, the BP spreadsheets are a decent start but do not adequately do the job for serious investors.Happy to share insights/feedback and answer any questions you might have.

My girlfriend and I have stable jobs with the government and we max out our retirement accounts (TSP, Roth IRA, HSA), and we’re now looking for ways to deploy our extra, after-tax savings.

If you're a native there and you have a good idea of the rents, stability of local jobs and you can manage your portfolio, it could be something worth looking into.

He said many of the other employees began to display an envious disdain for what he built for himself leading up to the time he left the job to be a full time investor.  

Your best use of time may be putting more hours into your regular day job.

Credit score is about 650 with a stable job, dont have a lot of personal debt.