Dustin's orginal point is smart.

I'm willing to pour money into this(upwards of $10k month in the beginning), but I want to do it smart and with the proper systems.

Smart property services in Claremont is fantastic.

They partner with Smart Property Systems which provides full service property management software with double entry accounting.  

But all I'm looking for is advise, not some smart comments...

Some of the higher net worth residential buyers also want some guidance regarding if it is a smart buy or not, at least what I've seen thus far.

I will happily guide you but if you getting cold feet it's probably good to back out, I consider my self a pretty smart investor, when it comes to buying income property but when it came to buy my personal home I got blinded by other things and forgot that buying a house is a business transaction that you have to enjoy I didn't loose money but I haven't made a ton, like all other investment

I'm sure Trey is smart, but his team is a circus.

The assumption that just because someone has a high income and high net worth makes them a smart and sophisticated investor is just nonsense.

You're smart people and can do the math yourselves, if you haven't already spoken with a loan officer.