Quote from @Cory Waldron: You don't need a mentor, a coach, an investment training program, an LLC, or any of that nonsense people try to sell on YouTube videos.

Quote from @John McKee: Since you said you want to be more passive, here are your only options in my opinion:1) 1031 into A DST 2) Sell and pay capital gains tax and take proceeds to invest in mortgage notes at 12%3) Keep what you have and hire a property manager.4) Do a combination of all 3 above for diversification purposes. 

What @John Underwood said.

Quote from @John Clark: Quote from @JD Martin: Quote from @John Clark: I always go to the list agent.

Hi John,Converting your existing home in Castle Hills into a long-term rental while managing it remotely from Austin is a feasible endeavor, but it does come with its own set of challenges and considerations.

Quote from @John Mason: Never a good idea to tell someone who is advising on this forum that they have mis conceptions about goals.. they are trying to help and may have misconstrued your postAnyway your plan is solid and I think you will will get there alone or using a  Joint  Venture investor  for sureAmazing!

Chris Ramsey sells a guide/ coaching on the topic of contractor garages.

We are working with a coach and have great tools for moving forward and really excited to get cranking.

Quote from @John Neufer: Hi Carlo, I have been originating private money and commercial notes for close to 10 years. 

I bought John's online course, LeasingToBuy on May 31st.