They are both specialists in working with rental property owners. 

I have received some questions about the ability to use this strategy, but I have checked with both 1031 exchange specialists and CPAs and I am satisfied with their positive input. 

I've seen multiple mechanics/transmission specialists; it's got a CVT transmission which are seeing tons of issues around the 6-year mark, exactly where mine is at. 

Low value RE has more risk than if it were a larger % of your world, unless you are a low value specialist. 

But the years have passed, the complaints have come steadily, the absolutely heartbreaking stories have multiplied,  the predictions you made years ago have all come true.Jim, I think your documentary is going to end up as a must-watch specialist training video on turnkey real estate investing, something everyone interested in putting money into these kinds of assets is going to be pointed toward as a cautionary warning.

I am not a tax specialist, so please consult somebody with specific knowledge on this subject.I would also suggest that you get a HELOC in place on your primary residence.

Their management fees may be higher than a realtor might quote you, but believe me, you want a specialist.

We're also growing like crazy, so tons of cashflow opportunity.I'm a real estate investment specialist in the Oklahoma City and Tulsa markets and I work with a lot of investors like yourself to help connect them to investment properties.

I would choose either *engineering or something related to a *medical specialist if it was me .

Rule of acquisition #74," Knowledge equals profit".You need to do a ton more research and due diligence before you agree to anything.You need a power team to help you make this decision,an experienced realtor who also is a property manager and knows exactly what the property will rent for with some redecorating completed and a great contractor who can point all all the flaws in the property that are going to need replacement or repairs in the next 10 years.Rule of acquisition #3,"Never pay more money for an acquisition than you have to".After you have identified the flaws in the home(needs new roof,plumbing,electrical,appliances,etc) you can offer a better price the property knowing the actual retail value of the property and not just giving him what he wants.No one should ever by an investment property with no hope of steady cash flow after the tenants move in.Complete your due diligence and remember always rule of acquisition #18," An investment without profit is no investment at all".