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That man has sacrificed more than I can imagine in my upbringing and as a result has zero retirement funds. 40+ years of night work has taken a toll on his body and it pains me to know he can't afford to retire.

Real estate is a LONG PLAY, you'll naturally go faster as you get better but rushing in the beginning (before you've even done your first deal) is the cause of pain for most fallen investors. rentals are a long game, treat them as such. 

You don't make the decisions on the asset and have limited control with the exit timing, capital infusions if needed, etc.As for being a real estate developer nobody that I know of is going to spend time training you up for free.

It took a week or more to get through my mortgage so I feel your pain. 

It's a pain but at least the apartment will be empty. 

Well I'm not sure how long distance that you are willing to go but here in south central Pa in cities like Reading and York.

My duplex had the old screw in fuses and that was the first thing I upgraded once I started renting out the bottom section.I don't keep up too much with the Cleveland market these days, but I am still on buyers lists.

If you just take the title policy, you'll need to get a hold harmless letter at your closing from the current title company, which can be a pain in the butt unless you use the same title company.

You could easily listen to some of these driving in your car.Building will tie up a lot of your cash and not only that inspectors can be a real pain as well as dealing with the city that approves everything.