I am a real estate investor myself and would love to be a resource for new or experienced investors. 

Top line thoughts:1.

There are many factors at play here including your experience level, your time/resources available, and your goals.

We should narrow our vision and efforts, focus our resources.  

Hello,I’m considering the purchase of a duplex in San Francisco that is currently tenant-occupied.My goal is to occupy the larger top unit through an owner move-in eviction and share both the garage and backyard with the downstairs tenant while keeping their rent flat.

Moe,You are absolutely correct; their Resource List for Sub-Contractors, Suppliers, Professional Services, and Property Managers served my VERY well being an out of towner. 

Great resource for newbies: https://www.skool.com/mobilehomepark

On top of all that, I realized I hated being a landlord. 

On top of that, short-term rentals and long-term rentals follow different depreciation rules, so it’s easy to miscalculate and miss out on deductions or trigger audit risks.

Additionally, don't hesitate to leverage the wealth of resources available through platforms like BiggerPockets, which can offer you everything from forums for asking questions to educational podcasts and webinars.Keep honing your skills, stay up-to-date with market trends, and be open to learning from every experience, both successes and setbacks.