- What other currency is backed by a global fleet of nuclear-powered craft?

What does it looks like - income, lifestyle, estate transition, etc etc.In general the journey involves several transitions:Risk to securityActive to passive managementSelf control of assets to other control of assetsGrowth to maintenanceEquity to cash flowOwnership to distribution of assetsSo in very general terms the properly crafted exit strategy will have you generating long term asset stabilized passive cash flow in a environment where transition of control is slowly given to those you trust to ensure implementation of your estate plan. 

Ensure you're meticulous and confident with your inspectionNow, this is a broad overview of taking the plunge into real estate investing but remember, this is only the surface of a deep sea of ever-changing responsibility and emotions.

@William SilvaWhile wholesaling real estate doesn't require a large amount of money, it does require that a wholesaler do the necessary property research, the networking to find the right investors, and the work to craft a financial deal that the investor will accept.Here are the steps involved in real estate wholesaling.1.

Then you can compare the cost/benefit of what they craft for you based on the additional costs for things like accounting.One thing to consider which they will guide you on - not every LLC is created equal.  

Honestly, really focus on becoming the best at this, instead of focusing on making money, or a deal.Focus on making a deal, and chances are you will make A deal.. as in ONE deal.Focus on honing your craft and I promise you, your reputation will proceed you and deals WILL come to you!

Monthly rent, that you keep forever, is the thing to focus on as far as payments go.Yeah, I had planned and had already put in offers asking for spaces to be vacated (from what I learned here on Bigger Pockets), but when touring the place, the tenant's apartments were so tidy and meticulous. 

I am going to be very meticulous in explaining our experience, as I think it is fair for all that have been following this thread.

Based on my experience, I have found that engaging the services of a skilled and meticulous exterminator who emphasizes the importance of tenant preparation can be an effective solution to pest problems.It is worth noting that in instances where the extermination process has not yielded satisfactory results, the root cause is often linked to non-compliance by the tenant with the prescribed pest control protocols.

I am pretty sure I remember him saying that in his entire career, he had never seen the trash in a dumpster so meticulously arranged and the available space just absolutely maximized as I had it.