There’s a lot to think about but I think once you identify your strategy and stick with it, is when you can really power through.

By using “never split the difference” principles and sticking with this deal I was able to get the seller to sign a contract today on the exact terms I originally offered!

Here's a list that BP has created:https://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/online-property-management-software-cloud/For less than 10 units, I would stick to the companies that are free and geared towards self-managing landlords: Burbz, Cozy, Tenant Cloud, etc. 

Just have to know that the bank will bid against you and to have a max offer and stick with it versus getting caught up in the bidding.

Does it seem reasonable that I walked away or would've been worth to stick with it?

The timber used was air-dried virgin fir and spruce of real versus nominal thickness, more solid and with greater long-term structural integrity than the kiln-dried managed-forest sticks we build with today.Even the designs homebuilders had to pick from, heavily influenced by the incipient modernism of the Prairie School and the Arts and Crafts movement at the time, were very heavily focused on lasting value.

All you've done is given notice to vacate so I would stick with that.

The cables should have a drip loop on the outside before they go through the wall.Inside the trailer, don't assume that any of the mechanical stuff is the same as what goes on a stick-built house.  

I personally don’t even go in the house but I send one of my guys in to check everything out then I offer pennies on the dollar, sign a purchase agreement, give them a box of contractor bags and the smoke cans for fleas along with sticking a lockbox on the door.

Good evening BP, What are the positives and negatives of sticking to BRRRRing ONLY multi-family (2-4 units) homes?