I'm planning to keep going from there, I have a background in software development so I feel I am strong in analysis and so far I am enjoying the experience of researching investment properties, etc.

I'm looking at specific cities where there are strong demographics and job growth trends, but where the rent-to-value ratio is still high enough to make it work. 

We have strong desire to get into the real estate world.

@Luis AguilarIf your rent is $300/mo, that's a very strong position to be in.

But now that it's over,the fight begins to find that next client.There is so much to learn and so much to do that it seems overwhelming.You have to accept that it's going to take time and instead of trying to do a ton of things at the same time,pick one or two tasks per day and devote the time to getting those done.Small and steady steps will keep you moving forward,that's the game plan.I need to build a website that clients will enjoy seeing and using.I have to reach out and touch every person I know or use to know and still talk to on Facebook.I'm planning on a lot of lunches and dinners with former high school classmates and fellow employees from my previous career of 20 years.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

Few thoughts:Year one cash flow is generally strong.  

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

Anyway, Crete housing is still relatively strong in demand for rentals.  

I've heard a lot of strong opinions on "terminate immediately and start fresh."