I understand that a PM is a low margin high volume business but I don't want to turn my assets over to someone who has a financial interest that differs from mine. 

My yearly spending rate is low like 30K ish, besides the mortgage.

Any thoughts you can share on the neighborhood South of E 36th st and North of E39th st, between Globe and Pearl would be much appreciated. 

The location, rents lowest in top market with job opportunities, low crime, massive population growth and walkable to grocery & restaurants.

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The combination of no new supply, all-time low vacancies, and the mark-to-market story around inplace rents continue to pull capital into the retail sector.The number of marketed investment deals at the top end is still limited, but sluggish transaction activity is not due to a lack of supply at the low end of the market.

I think even if you make a very low return on your money, but you no longer have to pay rent or very little rent, then it is a solid win for you.

For example this year we've had a slow start of the Winter due to a low snowfalls and it could have been a challenge if we didn't have reserves, or more debt to service.

We don’t want to be that person that comes into the neighborhood that changes people’s quality of life for the worst.

OH man impossible. just think of all the homes that are bought pre rehab thats what your tenants will do to them over time. at least in the D C and low B class