I usually do as well or keep it an IMO.

I am out the door by 7:00 AM and usually home from work and picking up my daughter from school around 5:30 - 6 PM.

Tikijan usually has larger (100-1000 unit) multifamily listings around the state, but often has some sub 100 unit properties.

Remember when choosing a property management company or any other contracting service for that matter, CHEAPER is not always (and usually NOT) the best.  

As usual, I agree with @Dave Foster - I'd look into the 1031 exchange option if you want to stay invested in RE but think your money could be deployed into bigger and better elsewhere.

Figure out where you'd want your new prop and start scouring MLS - get some possible options locked and loaded early so you know you can hit that 45 day identification deadline (that's usually the hardest one).

Same models apply to individual investors...they usually do one or the other, or some combination of them.Turnkey providers are flippers.

Some realtors will find you foreclosures, but they usually get bid up by the retail buyers looking for "deals".

They are usually older (in their 50s and 60s) who enjoy the opera, museums, art galleries, festivals etc. and many of them bring pets with them.

Thanks @Aaron Klatt, what numbers do you usually stick to for things like Roi, Cap rate, etc.