If you are not a slumlord and run an ethical business then that is an extremely minimal risk.1 LLC for each lane of business you are in.

I have a strong work ethic and a ton of energy but would like to channel it in a different direction.

For example, if you provide free laundry, prepare for your tenant to do some laundry parties or start a laundry business out of the house.Property managers may also not have the best treatment of the property since they understand the property would be in a lower value area, so I'd prepare for some excuses such as damage/poor screening not being their fault because the tenant pool is not good enough.That being said, you can still make a lot of money in lower value areas.

It won't get you any special treatment, but we are friends and it will help you break the ice with him faster.Good luck.

If you're close to me I'd show you how to bring value to properties through renovations, no experience needed, just a good work ethic and the ability to learn! 

Your own work ethic will determine how long you can feasibly keep your head on straight at your current job.I can offer you small advice for when you do plan to exit (I am currently in this same situation)Make sure your wife is on board! 

Wholesaling/assigning should not be an option if you have any ethical, moral standards and any regard for the law.

In our opinion, CrestCore isn’t an honest or ethical organization, that’s just our opinion though, on this public forum.

In practice, this is very difficult to enforce, and comes down to honesty, transparency and ethics.

I needed 84 hours and 5 liquid treatments to remediate cat piss recently.