yeah man that’s really good stuff I’m screen shoting your post so I can meditate on that thought .when I got into this crazy business I was completely unaware of all the psychological stuff and shear day to day difficulty that lay ahead for me ..but it’s actually working out and every day it gets better .

It was a real pain for nothing. 

I would not talk specific numbers because those may change as you start to understand who is a pain and who is saving you more than that $50/month by taking great care of things.

I have a full time job, I have to go into work and be there 8-9 hours a day...what a pain in the butt.

I recall I still had some unused deductions in the holding account when I sold the property and it was applied during the sale, which made recapture a little less painful. 

Very pain free and knowledgeable. 

The listing said the property was landlocked, however I knew it's illegal not to have access to your property in Washington (it's just a pain in the rear to make it happen - go through court, lots of time and money).

@Dena Zeid I feel your pain.

But after that painful lesson, my practice going forward is that even for investors, I will require an exclusive Buyer's Broker agreement. 

Remember that hoarding is a psychological disorder and usually their attachment to the stuff leaves them attached to the unit.