Your properties are eating up more of their time than properties that produce 50% - 100% more income so it's a losing proposition for them.

You'll never get the construction loan if you haven't successfully done this before and the red tape, permits, and pitfalls will eat you alive.

The best work in the world won’t make you a dime if your holding costs eat away at your profits.

GP seems to eat during the hold period and then everyone cash's out at the end.

She couldn’t eat without working, couldn’t pay bills, etc.

The taxes on some of these Shaker properties really eats into an investors cashflow.

I just want to be so involved in real estate I want to eat,sleep and **** real estate lol.

I’ll just wait until COE and eat a week or two or mortgage.

PMI during the length of your loan and the upfront PMI can eat into your profits.

When you grow large enough then it does justify hiring a fulltime property manager.That being said - I would recommend doing that after you scale to a point where you can no longer support the units yourself as property managers eat into your rental income substantially.