It is in our nature to want to please people; but don't worry that will go away. 

I would naturally want to help that person. 

The beauty of messing around with residential property is the favorable loan terms only available to natural persons.

However when taken care of and run properly by a good property manager they are like a well oiled machine. 

If we were an oil town and oil prices crashed, it would be a different story.

You rented it out for the new tenants to move in after the previous lease naturally expired.

If you work hard enough and get in running like a well oiled machine with the right people in place you then may be able to focus solely on the real estate end and step away from the construction while still having it be a revenue stream.

I'm surprised they didn't mention the abundant "natural lighting"

Especially for a broker, since you're dealing with a middle-man which naturally makes the process longer as opposed to working with a direct lender. 

Is this just the nature of using an FHA on a property and the fact that cash flow for FHA loans won't be as attractive as conventional?