100% possible,  but like the last guy that spoke on the last (in November 2019) BP podcast "Joe", better if you take the time to learn more the craft. read as much as you can on RE hear as much of the podcast as you can. 

It took me many, many years to hone my craft and I am still learning every day.

We both work in finance and love craft beer.

Over time I continued to develop my craft and realized that my introversion was in fact a gift.I use it as a secret weapon.

In the states that have that option, it may be better to deed the property with an enhanced life estate (Lady Bird deed) so the property will be automatically transferred only at time of death to the living trust.As a side note, if you are concerned about estate taxes, there are some options available to mitigate them with the use of some other kind of trusts that could be crafted for your specific situation.

They are spending more time underwriting the full risk so they craft a custom solution.

You could craft an addendum with three levels of repair/maintenance response times. 

Very fascinating...From a qualitative perspective, I think there is always that rite of passage even if you go straight into an apprenticeship, the time in which you must learn the craft, first, and yes you do get paid something, however minimal, during that time as an apprentice.

How do you think we should craft an offer to make it most attractive to the seller?

I continued to study the craft and upon being overly anxious and frustrated in not finding the right fit I put another offer on a duplex that was a money pit in the making.