Take time to brainstorm your long-term goals and define your financial objectives.I would be delighted to link up with you if you are contemplating investments in the Midwest, specifically in Kansas City.Wishing you the best of luck as you embark on this new journey.

In the following quote from your last post can you define or describe the following terms:1.

It also defines occupancy as the location you sleep the majority of the nights, and says occupancy needs to be maintained for 12 months. 

It doesn't have to be perfectly defined - for example you can have more than one market - but once you have a general criteria you can gather a list of Sponsors, eliminate those that don't fit your criteria, and then begin to interview them / some of their investors to make your final decision.

So there's a catch-22 in there when you define an "exit".Again, I'm incredibly happy to be wrong on this one as I'd love to know that I could start managing my 36 doors myself and have a business with a valuation of 1.25x revenues after a year.  

@Sejin Kim you will definately want to be there for the final walk thru, especially if the tenants will be out before closing so you get a true picture of the condition after they remove their belongings.

@Preetinder SinghYou definitely need to define what/why you are getting your real estate license. 

USLI definately does more than 10 properties.

With Fannie/Freddie they do NOT define a "second" home with how many days you occupy it.  

It's your cash, and ONLY your cash, that defines what that property costs you.