The right PM does not get emotional about these things they just follow to lease and the laws and get things done on the dates they are required.

This is where emotion often gets the best of an investor. 

This would be an issue if you were to need financing outside of this, you'd need to come up with a ton of cash.There are way better deals this available, look at this strategically not emotionally. 

Depreciation etc. over the years ~90K.FAQsWe do not want to sell H2 due to emotional reasons.We are doing reverse 1031 because finding H3 is going to be difficult.

One more tip – people remember stories that trigger their emotions.

It sounds like you got a little to emotionally invested in the tenants.

Meaning buy in a good location, pay a number that makes sense on paper, leave emotion out of the equation.

If you've knocked on 25 doors, you've barely scratched the surface on efforts required to build a wholesaling business.The wholesalers around here that are successful have teams who are door knocking, they have very organized direct mail routines, and they have disciplined follow up routines.Wholesaling as a hobby or a side hustle is going to become frustrating and disappointing for you pretty quick.

I feel like your emotions about this topic are too strong to have a "well heard" debate about it, so I'll refrain from responding again.

I would shop for other lenders to see if you can get a better rate.Lastly, trust the numbers, never your emotions.