Bad plan man, I used to drive the horse carriage tours in a Charleston and know the market intimately.  

Don't get on your preachy high horse with me.stephen-----------   Originally posted by @Mike Benner:you are sitting on a debt.

There are also local Toledo landlords who absolutely suck at the business and should be outsourcing (before they fail completely and end up being the next sales listed online).Property management is not car repair where you are simply comparing your own labor / material costs to your local Tireman quote...with a car you can throw parts at the problem until it's fixed and more importantly the car never knows if you are cluelessly streaming youtube videos to figure out how to replace a starter.Property management is more like caring for a herd of horses...they know darn well if the farm hand trying to saddle them knows what they're doing and they smell fear from a mile away.

It's like you want to be shown how to be a good Horse Trader?

@Frank MarattaYou are trying to close the door after the horse ran out of the barn.

But my why will always bring me back into fray and I get back on that horse.

Originally posted by @Daniel Jewell:@Aidan Mulligan so I grew up on a farm we had over 500 sheep and we had horses and pigs and Etc " a farm" so I like to think my exposure to animals is relatively High.

I think I may have been putting the horse before the carriage with my idea about jumping into flipping houses first.

@Skyler MckinneyCart................horse

All said, probably a good idea to not bite the hand that feeds, kick a gift-horse in the mouth, or burn the bridge.I dunno...maybe reply to the email with an apology, no hard feelings, and maybe it will work out for the next time?