Took little learning curve at the beginning with loading 3 properties but happy with client and landlord portal and overall experience.

I feel a weight lifted off my shoulders and able to watch my savings account take on a life of its own.

A flat fee of $500 would be more like itSorry for this rant, but i don’t like this old middle man, mob like business which is a huge weight on businesses and households and add absolutely no value to the market and the society.

One of those days I had a load of topsoil delivered to one my rehabs to correct grading around the house. 

After a short identity crisis and mild depression brought on from self doubt of spending my mornings in the weight room in a sleeveless shirt, I accepted the fact that real estate really can buy your time back...

Account Closed have already given you a great run-down.While your husband's physical disability won't have any weight on whether or not he qualifies as a 'real estate professional', you guys taking the position that he is a real estate professional while only having two investment properties that are being managed by a third-party property manager may raise a few eyebrows at the IRS.Not impossible, however it is improbable. 

Not all banks will work with you on deals with subordinated debt but 2 out of 10 likely will if the numbers and debt coverage ratios are sufficient to support the asset and debt load. 

Only you should carry the weight of responsibility for the hard decisions that have to be made overall, so only you can make the right decisions, considering what’s best for your wife, family and community.

The DST as mentioned has a bunch of limitations and often the sponsors front load the fees and the properties when sold later on are generally break even at best.

If you don't, interview some and find one, when you have someone good and creative, they can be worth their weight in gold in helping give you numbers for different options, then you have some facts to base your decision off of!