Here are some options I have come up with and would love all of your constructive criticism and help.1) Assemble a team of agents, brokers, attorneys, contractors, etc.  

I have found that these commitments were critical as I began investing in real estate.

The critical component is your intent, and intent can be changed.

Hi @Emiel Barbosa,"Unforeseen" being the critical word here.

There are a lot of moving parts here, so speaking with a good tax advisor and an experienced Qualified Intermediary is critical.  

And that is no fault or any criticism of any NPN guru out there sponsoring JV deals - they should charge the going rate - it's just my view on the laws of risky investments and large numbers exacerbated by splitting the upside in half.

As a realtor who works with investors, I believe that it is critical to understand what the client is looking for before ever making a recommendation.

I want to be at all of my sons most critical events in their life and not sitting at a desk tied to a 9-5.

Any advice, criticism, or other potential options would be greatly appreciated.  

I made sure to note that you pointed it out, wasn't trying to criticize you; more of an elaboration :)