As the owner gets older they still work but cut back a lot.

My property management cut me a deal since I bought the property through their real estate team. 

You bid on the property and typically if there is a loan on the property the lender will bid against you up to the amount that they will cut their losses on the property. 

If I cut out buying a property of my own I can focus more on the parts that I enjoy the most while still being able to create relationships with investors in my area.And I'd love to connect with you and talk more!

@Alexandre Marques dos SantosThat was exactly my dilemma, but after realizing the 25% down and closing costs and fees I would almost have nothing left as a safety net for any repairs or vacancies.

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This cut into our monthly cashflow when we didn't hit our occupancy goal.

I have installed floors, wired fixtures, mixed and poured concrete, installed roofing material, cut tile, installed siding and more. 

This is largely so that they can ensure life safety measures are being satisfied in these larger buildings. 

I will say that my realtor is not going to cut me out for a couple of extra percent.