If you don't want to handle the stress of firing a property manager, use that financial planner of yours to research and find a new one!  

Here's a thought, involve your financial planner!  

Its an inspiring story and I have known others that have worked like a dog all their life with little to show for it at retirement, mainly because they consistently put some money aside via a "financial planner" which is a euphemism for "bookie" in my humble opinion.  

But the land trust should name an entity as the beneficiary for the protection.Hope that helps.Jeff Not that I intend to debate this at length, but I've seen clever estate planners utilize non-revocable trusts in combination with ownership operational LLCs to effectively dodge judgment creditors.

However, since retirement planners say you should plan for 30+ years of retirement, I see RE as a great way to supplement my retirement down the road.Brian

Most of these homes are pretty, not needing work.For terms deals, I FIRMLY believe you need to be like a caring financial planner type, not like a hard driving car salesman type ("take or leave it").My byline: "I assist Home Owners Sell for Top Dollar and Maximize Their Equity"See https://vimeo.com/131990155Not AT ALL "just Wholesaling".Don't Be a One Trick Pony.

Ask for a planner of the day or a planner on call.

I'm an Air Force vet and aspiring financial planner myself, currently taking the education course for the CFP right now.  

A City planner should be your new best friend.

I have no idea... but I do know that I hand all the tax requirements over to my finalcial planner / tax advisor who does taxes for my family and my businesses.