There are some tools that would allow you to remotely manage yourself for a fraction of the fees.

I'm working with a very small fraction of the potential capital you will be inheriting, so my gameplan is slightly different, working in the lower end neighborhoods of the city. 

If there is debt, you pay UBIT on the debt financed fraction.

My thought is finishing the basement but not creating a separate unit would likely be a fraction of the cost and maybe see a better return. 

No I'm probably not too keen on fractional ownership like Pacaso or whatever.

Then have the real estate agent market 1/8 (or whatever fraction you choose) to buyers.

I talk with Wholesalers all the time and there are only a small fraction that I would actually say leave enough meat on the bone. 

This type of investing works great with fractional passive products like DSTs because the DST can absorb your debt (sometimes up to an 85% leverage). 

From the entire list of landlords, only a minuscule fraction would want to sell... and from THAT minuscule fraction, an ever SMALLER fraction would be willing to sell at a discount.Think about it, my dude.

Hello, our company has a core business not related to real estate, but with my CEO we will invest his property budget in various property projects via crowdfunding platforms with fractional ownership in development and value-add property projects.