Of course finding the right team to work with his critical and nothing is more important than the PM for long term success of the investment.

As seen in the comments above, the confrontation on this issue isn't always pleasant, but it is not impossible to have a successful transition. 

There are just too many people out there successfully investing in real estate for that to be true. 

I have one in Aurora and I have it on Airbnb and it's been pretty successful. 

I wish you much success and joy. 

If you want to be successful change your mind set about who and what you are/were. 

I'm looking at Hartford CT right now because I do successful business there and the food is to die for. 

If an investor is a limited partner, they must understand that the gross profits will be diluted by the compensation that’s paid to the manager and should have an understanding of how much of the deal’s profits they will receive if the deal is successful.

I am a new Real Estate agent and am researching many different areas of the profession so I can determine where my characteristics/traits can be best utilized to become successful.

In the next 15 months I plan on having $90k in savings + 15k in equity, I'll have listened to all 270+ podcasts of Bigger Pockets, read through a list of 30 books I have determined critical to my success, and formed a TEAM of likeminded business professionals.