The exposure is huge!

you sound like you've had success real estate investment, so give yourself a hard money goal, and reinvest int yourself doing what you know. try a method you haven't done yet so that you gain valuable exposure to other real estate investment vehicles (storage units, commercial, specifically high end, or subsidized housing, etc.) good luck!

I've always said it takes all three, a basic formal education, exposure to ideas and experience in doing.

I feel it would be best to manage the property myself at first for maximum exposure, although given my busy work schedule, I worry that this might be a mistake?  

It is also the maximum amount of real estate exposure I can handle at this point in my career.Other than that, I'm young (22), sharp, and motivated to learn everything I possibly can about real estate investing.  

This organization is a leg of NAR-National Association of Realtors.Members of NARPM and especially those that have worked to acquire additional credentials from NARPM generally have a higher level of education and the knowledge necessary to "Protect your asset and your liability exposure".  

If you have potential exposure (i.e., assets) that greatly exceed the coverage provided by the homeowner's policy, get umbrella coverage (excess liability coverage) in the amount of your "at-risk" assets. 

Naturally, my earlier exposure to BiggerPockets came to mind and led me back here to formally introduce myself.

Finally, I look to reduce my risk exposure in a deal as much as possible.1) The 12-month to 20-month Seller JV.  

The agent is fairly new and wants the exposure to this market.