I can be home for long periods of time so I want to fill my downtime with something interesting, challenging and profitable.

Just like humans, some properties are a lot more low-maintenance than others.Your entire mortgage payment does hit cash flow, but technically the principal repayment portion is not an expense (it is repayment of debt).  

I am in the same field, and I got into real estate and think it works fairly well with education (if your job has some flexibility like mine)...I can recall spending like a hundred grueling hours fighting over half someone's deposit in the legal aid office and stalling the eviction an extra week or two on  technicalities (a noble cause for sure), but they still, of course, were evicted eventually with no money.

I mean technically the LLC owns it, but I assume you are signing your name on all the documents? 

Also in full disclosure, technically it isn't my deal.

Getting started can certainly be frightening, and the challenge of getting a spouses approval is a story that's been shared many times. 

@Anita Fofie,The challenge I see is that the building may need more to get it back into production than it's worth on the resale market.

Although i am not technically a "Mainiac" my entire family on my mother's side is.  

Now, since the epoxy floor is already installed, removing it would be challenging.

While Terry is "technically" right.