I'm excited to cut my teeth on REI here in the sunshine state.

Provide great advice along with the kick in the teeth.

No way whatsoever that cashflows or makes any kind of sense.  

And then I would check the county surrogate's office to see if the estate has been probated. if there is zero equity and the estate has not been probated then this will likely be a waste of your time as The Heirs have no incentive whatsoever to probate an estate where they're going to receive nothing but a headache.

You can use a website like upwork.com (I have no affiliation whatsoever with them) to find virtual assistants and delegate some tasks to them, while you focus on other things.Good Luck !!!

You can also cut your teeth partnering w/experts and earn/learn while you get more familiar w/the markets.  

I don't it slowing down whatsoever.

I knew nothing whatsoever about landlording or buying investment properties.

If you put into your contract that you can cancel for any reason whatsoever, without loss of anything on your part, then the contract is a sham contract because there is no reciprocal obligation, no reciprocal consideration.

@Scott Kays Another advantage of using land trusts - they give you a layer of anonymity (not liability protection) that works great with the LLC (which gives you the liability protection), and keeps your name out of the public records (supposedly, you still have to be careful, e.g. with the title mistakenly recording the trust documents too).As I mentioned, be careful when choosing to use a Quit Claim Deed - to maintain your title chain, you have to do it through a more expensive Warranty Deed (which might be another reason to use land trust, just check how they work together):A person receiving a purported real estate interest via a quitclaim deed may receive no legal right to the property whatsoever.