We are slowly transitioning more of our operation to this online platform and so far have been pleased.There are other third party companies that will provide the credit reporting service too, but not all are the same.

I don't want to take a risk of things getting lost in transit so we paid for the nice and big washer and dryer.Remember Murphys law.

Slowed down for me as I transitioned from sales to working Remote and moving into our first home together (no not a house hack), which provided me the ability to be with my wife and future family more regularly than traveling the Western 13 states for the past two years.

Sorry for not replying sooner; between a recent move and focusing on a career transition, I hadn't seen your post. 

I'm currently an Engineer by trade, working 3 nights per week, so I will use my days to work as an REA until I make the full transition. 

Again, I'd like to reiterate--and this is something I've been struggling in transition with myself.

Im in a similar situation with a municipality, but if you are able to cover health insurance through the service, that makes the transition out of the traditional W-2 much more feasible and also covers all of your bases.  

The other deal is a duplex in a busy growing area close to shopping, transit, travel etc.

Since Solo 401k is way more advantageous than an IRA it would probably make more sense to transition to Solo 401k completely. 

What if I told you they were all managed by a single property management company that could transition with the new owner?