As mentioned one of the top is being able to get a new construction investment property and own it for the best years of the properties life.  

I think like anything in life, things are healthy when moderated/in balance. 

You seem to be committed to moving forward with it so all I can suggest is to bring this thread back to life in a few years and let everyone know what happened.

Our strategy has evolved as markets and conditions have changed as well as our own place in life and we constantly check ourselves and make adjustments.

1) get another attorney - - negligence IMO2) rewrite the lease - - Tenant is forbidden to make alterations, improvements or additions without prior written permission.3) In addition, any such alterations, improvements or additions become the property of the Leasor, even with written permission.

I'm counting down the days to your wretched, entitled, rude asses are gone from my life.

If the software is not simplifying your life or making you more accurate, you shouldn't use it.Software does have extremely helpful features like online payments, marketing syndication (click a button, and your property is advertised on multiple sites), electronic document review/signing, maintenance tracking, and owner reports.

Recently started a new chapter in my life and just found bigger pockets, building passive income and the FIRE movement.

I feel, unless you truly detest your current work/life balance, or it has been you dream to be a part of REI, you will find it very difficult, if not impossible to build greater wealth from your position without significant risks and distribution to the stable family life you likely already have.You are not going to make compatible money from REI in the next few years.

Some things in life are simple, and this is one of them: If your business plan depends on dishonesty and concealment, then it is wrong.