Unfortunately, we can’t do this for another 200 days due to FHA restrictions.Exploring AlternativesOne potential solution I’ve considered is working with a private lender.

I want to be sure I’m understand what your point of reference is.

I thought to myself and thought the workshops must be very intensive.For me, the 3-day Real Estate Workshop was held at Roosevelt's Hotel.First Day:I was given two booklets--1) Real Estate Workbook (wich supplements the book they gave out before the workshop)2) Real Estate Elite Workshop Events Catalog (which I first thought was the daily schedule for the workshop but later found out it's an information packet on the $39,500 "elite" courses that they sell)The ironic part is that, through this three-day event, the so-called instructor Jason Jones referred to the Ad packet "Real Estate Elite Workshop Events Catalog" SIX times (he literally asked us to take it out and flip to certain page) and didn't mention ANYTHING nor asking us to read the "Real Estate Workbook ".

I am a fee attorney for Fidelity and found this the best solution.1.

I have a decent amount of property managers that I really trust and can refer you to them! 

@Jason Mayer no, but I have an agent that has a few Section 8s himself who I refer my clients to for Denver/Colorado Springs.

I think a PA is the best solution.

I love how Mint was "semi-automatic", and did a decent job on its own although you needed to come in and tweak categories.All this to say, are there any other Mom & Pop investors out there with more complex personal finance that have found useful software solutions? 

And what kind of protection are you referring to?

We would try to find solutions for issues as best as possible as long as there wasn't any cost or disadvantage to the utility.