If all you want is ra ra its all good then I guess that's your purgative.. but there is some pretty experienced folks on this site and its just about trying to be fair and balanced.. not be like the gurus who espouse many methods of RE that are no longer tolerated relevant or legal.

It proves that your real estate business reflects your unique abilities, skill set, strengths, tolerance, and goals.  

If you like it and can tolerate it then I would look at getting a real estate license.

Clearly you want a good operator and a good manager at minimum, but an area increasing in average rents by 4% a year and seeing a 3% per year influx of immigrants and with a plentiful and diverse jobs base can tolerate a little "sleeping at the wheel" on the part of operators.