Minor Plumbing/Electrical issues, the need for a french drain in yard, and minor cosmetic touch ups (paint, new doors, etc...)Since we have zero experience and we are investing out of state, our fear is that the cost of  the repairs to "house B" would out weigh the AVR the property could achieve.  

Account ClosedI am very knowledgeable when it comes to multifamily (got kind of a tech savvy brain too) but really just don't have the same technical knowledge about cell towersWhen I google mapped the area, I did see some  open vacant land a few miles away being farmed (you can get that in south texas) there is always a chance somebody can sneak in a mono pole (its not a monster sized tower) The people in the single family houses are really good tools to keep competition off your block but just a few miles away, people's voices will not be a as strong 

@Lyndal McMurphy i love your point about follow through and it made me mentally work through one of my self created road blocks...that said i would like to add one thing to it.

Biggest block I see for REI investors starting out is the shinny penny. 

Across the street from it, there are blocks and blocks of class-C buildings which were built in the 60s and 70s.

After hurricane Michael, we rebuilt our fence, carport, added a drain field line, and installed a new front door.

This is all reinforced poured concrete construction, with embedded DWW (drains).

I did it for 3 years, and the worst thing they did was bring in fleas and occasionally clog the shower drain. 

This was a few blocks from the main walking street of shops and restaurants.

I bought two mfh buildings BY MYSELF in a reasonable tourist town and live within a block of each.