A few points, different tax laws and language barriers made it more difficult.  

You are VERY much correct that its difficult to know who can provide you the value.

I’m a newbie, I’ve always dreamt of buying multi-family units & now I’m finally at a place where I have proof of income and make decent money. upon further research, here in Florida it’s difficult to find any without major rehab work.

I changed careers into something that has given me more freedom (realtor) but as I don't have enough to quit I still have a few toes in the rat race.

Some financial institutions also make managing assets under two separate trusts difficult, which can add complexity.If you prioritize simplicity and ease of management, a single trust could be the way to go.

Generally speaking, they will not play by your rules, take kindly to rent increases, and will be difficult.

With continued population growth and industry, LTRs are great for the long play but can be difficult to cash flow.   

From what i have gathered, Zach has a passion for helping people reach their dreams of financial freedom and as i get further along in my career, i can only say that Zach’s help will undoubtably be priceless.

This is a difficult thing to do in today's market. 

Cashflow is difficult in a lot of asset types and markets, but going just for cashflow may not make sense either due to comparable vehicles where you can earn similar returns for much less work.