A common theme amongst those who are successful scaling a real estate portfolio and affiliate real estate businesses is organization skills that allow for systems to be implemented.

They didn't know each other before moving in but they all have something in common and they are all grown adults.

While it's something I think is not taken seriously enough by society and the law, it's just far to common amongst all classes of people.

For average investors without large amounts of capital to deploy this is a common approach to growing a portfolio.

My wife and I decided to move to our land in South Texas and I was able to observe the problem up close and came to embrace the vision of the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging.

That being said, I think it's just a common sense to avoid pitfalls to the extend possible and not give anyone, especially unscrupulous, unethical buyers and some overzealous gov attorneys a pretext to fine me into bankruptcy and portray to public as a "bad guy" (so they can avoid going after real bad, big guys that lobby and hire them for their own nefarious purposes).

@Sergio P Ramos in my area these types of training burns are still common.

Very common to have structural issues caused by soil movement. 

Sounds like we may have a few things in common on that! 

If you prefer to be hands-off with full-service management, then I'd plan on paying around 20% commission as that's pretty common.