I am interested in networking with reliable professionals and learning the very "interesting" DC/Arlington market.In the next 20 years, I would like to add 15-18 properties to my overall portfolio concentrating on the Southeast United States.I look forward to learning from everyone and hope you all have a great Independence Day Weekend.Kyle

With a couple others mixed in depending on the source.  

Do I have access to information independently? 

Saw this in r/financial independence and thought those who are currently FI could weigh in.  

So I was thinking independent senior living.

Section 8 here (at least in KC) is really slow and hard to deal with (Independence and Lee's Summit are much better).

I would go with an independent agent as they will have a ton more options as far as insurance companies for you.

With each one I have a engagement contract that clearly spells out their responsibilities and independence.

There are generally 2 routes to take: hire him as an employee (of which he will pay withholding tax, thus lowering his income), or hiring him as an independent contractor (of which he will be able to write-off anything he does for you.) 

Our daughter is grown and fully independent and we are now looking towards retirement.