I am looking to get into property preservation..any advice would be greatly appreciated.

To keep is preserving the charactor of the house.I would also disagree with Rob's advice.

In terms of general management, this does not pose an issue as we have a great team of local contractors for repairs, coordinating administrative activities with our tenants can be done remotely, and we are close enough to have face time with our tenants if needed.However, one issue we continually run into, are showings of the property to potential tenants (we aren’t comfortable allowing for self showings... just yet).When we were first starting off, we would arrange for a series of individual showings, but due to an overwhelming number of no shows, we have transitioned to open houses in order to preserve our time (driving two hours for a no show is nothing short of infuriating!).

A 1031 Exchange allows an investor to preserve the gross equity earned from a real estate investment, which increases their buying power.Opportunity Funds are investment vehicles that aim to invest at least 90% of their capital into Qualified Opportunity Zones.

Good day, What would be the best way to structure a property investment company using Trusts and Companies to both create and preserve your wealth?

Try and preserve as much of your cash as you can though when it comes to making a down payment.

So it's mostly Silicon Valley techies that graduated a year or two prior buying a 45 minute commute, or investors trying to preserve capital:I want to keep $175k or $250k in my pocket for a 2-4 unit investment property down payment, but if I don't find that property then I want to be able to apply it towards lowering the payment on my primary residence. ^ Pay the 2nd off if you don't find that fourplex you were looking for.

It may be property preservation from the mortgage servicers end.

Another recommendation that I invest in when I have a smaller amount in my IRA to put to work is the AHP Servicing Fund - American Homeowner Preservation Servicing Fund (just google it).

Is there some other fully mature way to use real estate to build/preserve wealth?