I should probably re-read the contract to see exactly what it says about lawn care (my dad wrote and executed the agreement).

Thank you again for your time.I’ll read & re-read your suggestions.I like self created therapy sessions.

I anticipate "listening to this book" and then re-reading each section with a highlighter in hand, as this is a topic that I have been searching for more information on for quite some time.

@Dave Foster after rereading this thread, I think what you said about finding  a seller willing to create tic interests in a NNN (of my choice) would possibly be the best way for me, when I’m ready to do the change.

I do have that book and I'll go back to that page and reread it. 

@Jay Hinrichs, LOL, I had to reread your comment to see what you were referencing.

If you want a job and some money in exchange for your work then by all means have as many jobs as you like.Read or reread "Rich Dad Poor Dad" Arbitrage is creating wealth for the owner of the property, you want to be the owner of the property.My goal is to retire early because my money is working for me making more money.I as an owner would be OK with someone doing arbitrage on a property for me because they would be working and I would be creating equity and wealth.The better way of course is to purchase your own properties and then rent them out STR or Long Term.Have an owner that might be open to arbitrage?

I re-read your initial post and you were looking for our opinions on a generic scenario.You can conservatively make $60K per year for every $100K you have in cash in today's environment.

In rereading the group guidelines, I see that online meeting are recommended.  

@Austin Mize apologies I just reread your comment where you mention you have a home loan already.