The pressure on current housing is intense, and the local real estate market has exploded, with too few houses on the market to satisfy demand.

As @Logan Chierotti , the work is intensive.

Thank you very much Chad, this is really appreciated.Yes, I feel that this structure is a little intense for my needs..I will do some research with a lawyer and an accountant..I have been trying to find out the best entity for my situation..

You have no control and no say as an investor, the trustee can sell the property at any point without investor consent, and it is usually very fee intensive.

The energy of money is far more intense than the energy of plastic.  

It was a little labor intensive, but I wanted to trap all the hair before it reached the system filter.  

Like Bill I don't recommend guru's - but ~$500 for a 2-3 day intensive workshop is money well spent in my opinion.

I do like the possibility of issuing a 1099, I will talk to my accountant about that when we Meet in the next few weeks.My son just had a eviction, 12 basketball sized holes , ruined carpet, Jurassic roaches, all in three months. 

The basketball player Antoine Walker for one.

The more independant tenants you have living in the house, the more management intensive it's going to be.