For them the hassle of figuring out what to do with any profit is probably not worth it to them.

I came across a lot of videos by Brandon Turner and most of what he said made sense, so I figured I'd do more research about BiggerPockets which ultimately led me to join the site. 

The most valuable takeaway for others though are probably the data sources that I found while putting this together :American Fact Finder - This was a great resource, you mix & match different demographic, economic and geographic data tablesCity Data - Pretty well known, contains a variety of information on different cities, used for crime statisticsHUD Fair Market RentsUnemployment StatisticsCensus Bureau Quick FactsAdditional Census Bureau ResourcesIt took me a while to figure out where I could find good, reliable data, so hopefully this list helps someone else who's unsure of where to look. 

My suggestion would be to figure out what your NET is. 

Up in Roswell, and still trying to figure out the complex Atlanta markets!!! 

Since things happened unexpectedly and sooner than we planned for, we are trying to figure out what to do with our place here in Imperial Beach.

I always figure property management at 10%.

You would want to know what liens are on the property and what the payoff figures are for each lien.

I’m getting my finances and credit score back in order and figure I will settle back down in Maine in about 6 months to a year.

Figure 10% higher tax (cap gains vs ordinary) and SE tax isn't too bad If someone is over the Social Security limit however still sucks paying it.