At least in my opinion, Tom, you live two hours too far away to be self-managing.

NOTE: We are selling 1, maybe 2 properties in Knoxville and it seems unnerving for me as of right now to manage them (with a co-host) from so far away.

Additionally, I aim to build my network and finding other investors, property managers, agents, and wholesalers in middle Tennessee or other areas in which I might one day invest.

I currently manage all my properties and thats what is getting me burned out.

For an expert property management opinion though, I defer to @Lorien Rollins

The main point I always stress with investors is, do you want to actively manage an asset, or are you ready to invest more passively?

We're thrilled to have someone like you, who has so much experience in real estate, join our community.With over 30 years of buying, selling, and managing properties, you have a lot of valuable knowledge to share.

I run a real estate brokerage in a couple different states that specializes in investing and property management.

I would suggest you learn how to manage money before you invest the money.

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