It seems like you’re up for the task.

Standard procedure is to post your state-specific notice of lease violation, and then perform a follow up inspection at the expiration of said notice, to determine if the violation is cured. 

When one of the offers was accepted I went to work on solving the problems  related to that specific deal, not the overwhelming task of getting myself to do something.

Perform cost segregation on new properties to create tax offsets for new income5.

Return on equity based on that taxable income is ~4% is awful and I’d say 1031 onto a better performing asset.

It is far less Rocket science and far more a trained eye to understand what little tasks will take a lot of time.The other easy way around this is to find a reliable GC and pay him for estimates.  

Meaning we would treat it like a business from tax perspective with reporting income/expenses and still be able to perform cost seg/bonus depreciation?

It's very easy for a GC to put our task towards the bottom of the priority list.Everyone else on our team is fantastic; real estate agent, lender, and subs. 

(i plan on keeping my healthcare license)i would then use 2023 to see how the DSTs perform.

I am planning on doing a few flips and using the proceeds to start remote investing performing BRRR's all over the US.