And don’t forget your earnest money with a did not perform clause.

I think B is going to be the star performer, followed by A.Property Expense Ratio: Probably looking more in the 40-45% as opposed to 50-55%.I don't factor too much weight to this measurement. 

Potentially ruining your reputation with the brokers that bring you the deals because word travels fast and you might get a reputation for being a guy that gets deals under contract, but then not performing. 

Many of these books you and others recommend are probably motivational/inspirational (I.e Think and Grow Rich, or 10x growth) and meant to give us a 💪🏾 mental strength that will get us through the trials and help with blocking out negative Nancy’s, boosting us into the realm of the successful thinkers.My question is how do YOU protect YOUR energy 🔋 from negative family/friends, harassers, haters, and just general bad vibes?

@Nick Liu if you were to sell, I would recommend doing a 1031 exchange, however, I would always be reluctant to see a performing cash cow that has a long history of success.

Personally if in your shoes I would rather make him an equity partner vs fee based, or pay on performance such as 10% of rents collected, something that is win-win and loose-loose based.

I have some handyman skills that allows me to perform a lot of maintenance tasks as well. 

My prediction...As the country wakes up and comes back, May will look similar to April's performance. 

This also gets 20% off any work they have to perform if there's an issue. 

I'd highly appreciate any recommendations on handymen/contractors to perform the project.