However, in the game of investor relations, and in any game that is based upon actual human trust and relationships, progress is not linear.

We dont guarantee perfections and will have oversights just like any other human.

Where's the fine line wanting to be a human but also need to stick to a budget?

@Jon K. pointed to some of the calculations you want to make to determine the current performance of the property.You should be proud to already be a property owner at your age.A rental property has a life of its own that last about as long as a human life.

It's not how humans speak and write to each other on forums. 

Located your Cargo container dealers in your area and deliver price. 

Again it isn't enforced necessarily, but if there are issues at the home that will be one of the codes at their disposal to shut the property down.That's literally what 3 different realtors told me but I still don't believe in luck and good human behavior and want to protect my rear with legality being on my side :) 

Of course the best perks came with the amount of gifts we raised for the kids and few homes the humane society places some dogs in (they set up a booth at the event). 

The local Humane Society was a "client" for his sophomore year design class.

Many factors go into pricing a new engagement, I have clients that are charged a few thousand up to a few hundred thousand.  1) Number of properties / types of properties (Commercial / multi family / short term / mixed use / triple net / TIC / etc...)2) Number of entities / type of entities / complexity of those entities (syndication/waterfall)3) Existence of trusts / nature of those trusts4) Number of state filings / which states (some states are way worse than others)5) quality of record keeping6) how difficult you are to deal with as a human being ;)7) how much additional consulting and planning services will be needed8) nature of your business9) when do you want it done by?