Yes you can do everything listed although I would ask have you ever heard the expression "you cant squeeze blood from a turnip"?

I recognize that I was lucky enough to meet someone that got my blood rushing into real estate and my future retirement but you're still young too!

But yes, you can't draw blood from a stone, so people generally include in any suit the person who they think has the most money (e.g. someone who owns the house instead of the person renting it). 

Anyone can get high blood lead levels, the law only specifies under 6 because it affects the developing brain more severely then a it affects a fully developed brain.

A neighbor of mine has a "medical dog" who can sense changes in blood pressure which can be life threatening for what looks to be an otherwise healthy man.  

Through my research I’ve encountered many OOS investors located here in the front range who went that direction and literally all of them except one experienced frustration and near total capital loss, not gain and certainly not any “passive” income so I would not recommend going that direction unless you have a brother or blood brother or someone you trust on that level who is skilled in real estate in an out of state market willing to help you find properties and manage them for you.

Real estate's life and blood is getting the funds needed positioned and ready for when a good opportunity comes along. 

Banks I've worked for only allow hypothecation for a blood relative.

Or just do a Charlie Sheen and get a huge mansion, a huge pile of blow, a few porn star girlfriends and say crazy things like "tiger blood" between your visits to AIDS specialists and Viagra doctors. 

Anyone can get high blood lead levels, the law only specifies under 6 because it affects the developing brain more severely then a it affects a fully developed brain.