Do you know how to 'eat an elephant'?

I definitely wouldn't put all my eggs in that basket.  

But if I put it up as a starter home with minor fixup needed, then I definitely need to go through a realtor and that will eat up $10K. and I will probably need to offer a flooring allowance. 

I'd probably even stop putting into 401k, get rid of any car payment you have...really downsize your whole life as much as possible so that after paying for your basics...and I mean truly basics (eating Ramen, cereal, and rice for your meals) then you can pay down the condo as quickly as possible while taking advantage of all the tax write offs (you can now claim the repairs to the condo to offset the money coming in from the rent)Now is your time to hustle so that when you come out the other side of this you're in a better position, and you'll have learned a ton more than that.Best of luck!

If you have $2M you definitely have a nest egg to begin investing with.What areas are you looking to invest in ?

It's much easier to eat the costs of expenses when you have rent, a new security deposit, etc.

My wife and I with our two children plan on living on site, we have an Airstream, so we have eating/sleeping space for our family, during the work, kids can play in an area, and I can work on the property. 

My dogs eat their poop, then get sick.  

Capital will increasingly flow to the housing sector, crowding out investment in other fields.In short: "Housing is set to eat the U.S. economy."

in the end that is the quickest way to get results, most efficient way to do it, and the best way possible to acquire deals.by correctly utilizing your funds towards marketing you can actually grow your nest egg larger and larger.