In theory they spread out costs instead of having big ones possibly hit you at once.Other risks are burnout, running out of money (usually because of outside issues, personal issues, etc).For me, I've been thinking/evaluating a lot lately the 'opportunity cost' risk of stepping away from engineering and business career to do the real estate stuff. 

Hopefully, this introduction will be one more 'push' for me to get started.2) I like to work with people.3) RE feels more 'real' and engaging than the stock market.4) I want the financial freedom.What do you think?

things have always gone well for me there.

I guess my question would be this... is the neighbor complaining enough for me to do anything?  

I personally hope to meet like-minded people from BiggerPockets, to be able to exchange ideas about real estate investments in general and to build up a network.I am currently trying to find the most suitable investment strategy for me and the European market.

I am looking to find some hot and upcoming Neighborhoods in Atlanta for me to start rehabbing or using the BRRR method.

This is not an abstract game.It seems to me that investors who look for thrills would go for day trading on stocks or crypto.Still, she gives great advice on how to improve one's game and not get complacent.

I was going to drop the management company and create a lease myself, however, the tenants RE agent said that she could create one for me (her offering to help me out).

There is enough equity for me to take out a loan now.

Yes their rates are high but without any real experience to prove this is the route for me.