There is nothing wrong with selling but maybe you could lemons into lemonaide and start looking to buy from other people experiencing the same thing you are feeling.

You don't need a PMC, doctor, attorney, any insurance - until something goes wrong you can't handle.There's always a tradeoff.Hope you avoid any issues 😎

I can't tell you how many people I know who invested in the wrong property in the right area.

As a small time investor I'm really timid to select a deal... what if I get it wrong??

I also factor in an extra 15% monthly budget for CapEx and routine maintenance, just to be prepared for when things do go wrong and you have that buffer planned. 

If you cannot handle a little adversity, you are in the wrong business.

If it’s priced right and photos are strong, most hosts start seeing real leads after the 3-4 week mark once listings cycle through search results.So yeah — I don't think you’re not doing anything wrong, just early in the exposure curve.

I think I've given off the wrong impression of what I was hoping to understand from my questions to @Greg Scott earlier.

That can expose you to conversion or wrongful eviction claims.Best practice in MO:• File for eviction for nonpayment/holdover• Obtain a judgment and writ of possession• Have the sheriff execute the writ• Only after that can belongings be removed legallyYes, this feels slow, but it protects you.Document everything now.Take photos, video, note dates of last communication, returned mail, utility status, etc.

I always try to point out as many potential issues as possible during walkthroughs so buyers fully understand what could go wrong.