, and RELIABLY make that first paycheck.No matter how you spin it I simply CAN NOT and WILL NOT ever justify calling up random people to ask if they want to sell their house to some unknown stranger (so desperate they are aggressively, and desperately trying to force me) with zero credibility to sell my house to them at a severe discount. 

Focus on that for 6 months and see where it takes you, by trying multiple strategies your brain will just spin, treat all this knowledge like a buffet- take what you need, and come back for the rest later.Last note- only way I was able to do this was by forming partnerships with people I know, and then going out to professional businesses like banks, title companies, insurance, GC's etc and just talking to them about my vision.Focus and obsess on one strategy and see where that takes you.

You may find that a turn key company may be willing to spin off some properties from their program.

MNREIA meets the 1st Tuesday of the month and has several spin off groups for Apartments, Notes, Women, Millenials, Wholesaling and the Cash flow game. 

My wife's Grandfather passed six year ago and his house in West Vancouver sold instantaneously for almost 40x what he paid for it in the 1950s ;-)   Things have only become sillier since then and I'm sure kids are quick to spin-off Mom & Pop's place after they enter a retirement home or pass.

My head is spinning!  

Its easy to overestimate the selling price and underestimate the repairs and end up making nothing or suffering a loss.Rental investment (regardless of exactly what type of property), OTOH, don't tend to spin off large chunks of cash.

If there were no RE transfer taxes involved, I'd consider admitting an investor under one LLC and then assigning it to a subsidiary LLC after the deal closed, then spin off the subsidiary.

We have been spinning our wheels trying to get a LOC or something to help us push these schedules. 

To add another spin, if I no longer wished to stay in the area and decided to move to another city in a year or so, how would this affect me in the long term should I proceed with one of the options above?