@Jason Dammer It is hard to make a fair assessment on this scenario without more information.

Your books are where all activity is centralized.If you find yourself spending too much time on Quickbooks, it's time to outsource it to a competent bookkeeper (preferably one who specializes in real estate), especially with the size of your portfolio.

I mean are you also a flipper on top of your agent activity?

Louisville has an active REI group (you can find them on the Meet-up app).

Just be sure the property will be for investment only as you there are restrictions on you (and other disqualified persons) using it.If you have self-employment activity, the Solo 401k plan will likely be even better for you than a self-directed IRA.

Not sure if they are actively hiring but worst that can happen is they can say no.

But two things always demand attention - the desire and need to move from active to passive attention, and the need to move defensively in late markets and late investing careers.Defensive investing is a way of separating your cash from debt in a mature market to mitigate the impact of any kind of correction. 

I haven't had any personal experiences with multifamily, but there are several really active members on here that manage properties.

There will be those investors in CA who disagree with that assessment, but that is what makes for a good discussion on relative values of equity vs cash flow.

The government is assessing a lot of current vouchers and reducing them.