It seems inappropriate to knock on a neighbors door to invite them to an open house while I’m wearing a mask.

Would love to invite you and anyone else who sees this!

The thing is, I hadn't been in the house since he moved in until the other day when he invited me in.

I invited him over, and in almost one breath he tells me he is putting it on the market unless I want to buy it as-is for $100k. 

From starting my career in property management to now owning several real estate companies and operating as an active investor, developer, and real estate agent, here is some of the best advice I can give you from direct experience regarding how to mitigate and manage home repair costs:Conduct Routine Inspections:Where my best advice (for numerous reasons) is to hire a reputable property manager to help manage your investments, at a minimum ensure you have someone perform routine site inspections at all of your investment properties.

Did you keep the hard money line of credit open and do numerous houses with it or just one?

So far I’ve read “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, listen to multiple Real Estate Podcast for numerous of hours including bigger pockets.

I still own numerous SFR rentals too.The answer to you question is 1) partially of function of the financial numbers and 2) how you value your time and 3) your particular skills and abilities and 4) capital available to deploy.One size does not fit all.

It seems capable of doing all that, but again have not invited my tenants yet.

After purchasing it, 2 evictions, one pit bull attack, sewer back ups (Thanksgiving morning), and numerous sleepless nights we sold the park for a profit.