@James MarszalekYes time blocking and these 4 steps are critical!

There is a percentage chance that you will die every time you do yet you accept that risk and push it to the back of your mind.Dying is far more serious than losing your money although, as with driving, the risks diminish with experience.For new investors the only foolish aspect of using their home to invest would be to do it without first fully gaining the education required to do so. 

I agree with you that networking and marketing are very important aspects to be successful in Real Estate. 

Our employee will be living near Hawthorn Woods, but its not critical that the office be near there, but obviously would be a plus!

Anyhow, I have read this entire thread up to this point and was wondering if you'd mind elaborating on how you built and maintained your systems and people you brought in to handle different aspects of your business.

However, the critical factor here is that your initial intent must be to hold the property for rental, investment or business use.

I love any criticism as long as it's constructive and I learn from it so please you're two cents means the world to me!

If you're bringing in regular business, the title company will usually work with you to keep fees lower, you just have to ask.Also, there are other advantages to working with a title company besides the insurance aspect. 

I need to understand more of the in's and outs of the legal aspect of structure from multi-state properties, LLC"s or REIT's and the best way to structure assets with family-related inheritances and partnerships.  

To this day I will only do deals that have an aspect that I enjoy doing.