So no fractional reserve and expansion of money.It will all depend on how much demand there will be for credit when the housing market picks up in the next few months.

Row homes built before 1900 tend not to depreciate and cost a fraction to maintain.

Plus, you could only be paying for fraction of the cost compared to local or on-shore bookkeepers. 

Hindsight is always 20/20 so it's difficult to give this advice....Mine would be to not waste my time with real estate and use every penny I have to buy bitcoin when it was a a fraction of a penny!

Also saw the STR profit academy that was similar for a fraction of the price but did not seem to offer as much. 

For a fraction of the cost, time and energy needed to set up and properly maintain multiple entities, you can have an excellent insurance package with high enough limits to keep an attorney from even bothering with your personal assets.

The prices in the Smokies and southern Appalachians are a fraction of comparable areas out west. 

Pretend you only have a fraction of that money and learn your market and learn to market. 

I am selfish with my time and want more stability, as a result I am willing to sacrifice a fraction of possible gains to have those needs met. 

@Kelley LoudenI have heard of a site called fractional that is a bit similar from what I have heard about rootstock.