If not (ie two full-time working spouses) your only other option is going into land conservation deals, solar deals, or oil and gas deals - all of which have some risks.Explained in a different way...1) There are ordinary/W2/active income on one side.

Have you heard of Whiteys Fish Camp in Fleming? 

And with four children, wife, job that takes up a lot of my time, and being a little fish in the big sea of investing, I don't have the time/resources to find deals otherwise.

I remember those 35 acre ranchettes was very popular in the day.. not sure why 35 acres and not 40s  as you could break down a section  ( 640 acres) in even numbers 320 s  160s  80 s 40s 20s etc. 35 always struck me as odd and you would see them advertised in hunting and fishing mags..

I may even move into my little bungalow eventually when I get off the road working (oil and gas industry ) my W2 job.

Period.Anyone can find and fix and even sell you a house these days.Not many can manage them well and honestly.So for all of you worrying about me or any other leader in the turnkey industry getting hit by a bus.It doesn't really matter if we do as long as there is a solid property management team in place with professional staff that can continue looking after your investments.The biggest and best turnkey companies in the country (We are still a tiny fish and no where near as sophisticated as some) have full blown departments with leadership roles and detailed processes, systems and manuals that probably work better when the founders and owners don't even get involved.This is something that we are striving for also.So for the time being, you will still see me poking my Dingo nose in everyone's business.I'll leave you with this:Have no fear, because my team is here.

He's willing to lower the price to 5.5m, but that's still too high for my blood.There's no fly fishing where I live but there's a fairly large lake for bass or catfish fishing.

I used to fish the Smith a lot you talk about incredible river and the redwood groves one has to see those in their lifetime there is simply nothing like a Redwood Tree that is 30 foot at the butt and 250 ft tall and the canopy occupies 1/2 acre.

For these elusive big fish, I'd drive out to the property and talk to whoever's managing it.

I told them I wanted more privacy and that it felt like I was living in a fish bowl.