Your desire is very clear to me, you need to consider if you can study RE on your own too, as your RE education will never end, it's a constant effort, that's just the way it is and don't get hung up on guru claims that anyone can do it, that simply is not true, you do need some skills that can keep your nose to the grind stone, it's not easy!

Just be reasonably cautious about keeping your mouth and nose covered until done and the place is ventilated.

As soon as you punch him in the nose, he learns not to mess with you and so do the other kids.

You are correct about Warren, a very sharp and hard nosed looker I might add (lol).

It’s a very fractured zip, the $10k homes in the far north to 7 figure homes overlooking the park.  

I had to fire my CPA awhile ago because he was charging me out the nose, and doing a terrible job.

Nor could they understand what it's like to have a dead beat tenant stick their finger in their nose and tell you they are going to sue you for everything you've ever worked for and be the future landlord of your building. 

Oh, and you're slaying it in an area that most people turn their nose up at. 

@Kim Hopkins A. long time no see - hope you're well!

The control of the asset is very fractured...there is no centralized control.There is one additional option, however, and that is investing in a larger property purchased in a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) sponsored by an experienced real estate operator.