I am going to match you in like kind with brutal complete honesty.

And still keeping some sort of full-time employment rather than going all-in rental mode would mean that we still get employer-funded health insurance, possibly 401k matches, some income stability, and having a W2 that shows a solid 9-to-5 makes the mortgage companies happier so that we can keep growing.It's weird because most people dream of hitting the lottery, and living a millionaire high-roller life but this idea of mine strangely feels like a hidden gem of a true American Dream.I just had to bring this into this discussion forum because (God love them) I think I've truly outgrown the mom-and-pop advice from the people I know who have never strayed from average nor have they ever tried.Any thoughts or advice?

Are there properties that match your criteria or does what you want exist?   

The tenants have already been approved and placed.What you will be able to check is that the amount listed in the property advertisement matches the lease and that the amount in the lease matches what they pay in the ledger.

If you have an employer match, even better. 

Account Closed did the appraise value match the ARV? 

As far as quality of tenants, time has taught me that the quality of tenants you find will match the quality of the property you are offering to your tenants (there are definitely cases where this isn't true).

@Laurie Wang - I bought new construction in Austin in 2017.I don't think your concerns about appreciation match what I saw.

Once you arrive at a good spectrum you will be able to mix and match.

If you have to leave some cash in such an investment, your cash will be working for you in ways that are hard to match elsewhere.