Either put into a non-penalty CD or put into Accredited-Investor Public Interval Fund or Debt Fund that has short term liquidity capability to withdraw.

Backup your database to a CD, DVD or USB drive for save keeping, and easily restore if you have a problem!

I agree, I'm looking to learn as much as I can right now and having conversations with active players in the market will give me a better perspective on the current market landscape

Plus, there are more moving parts (players) in syndication that sort of absorb part of the profits.  

You can get a CD right now that earns 5%...same for US Treasuries (with no work or learning curve involved).

If the neighborhood you’re describing, is anything like where I invest (C/D class) the property is going to be a headache for a long time.

How do you determine if a market is A/B/C/D class?

She's a good tenant in a Class C/D area, and good tenants are hard to find.

@Carlos PtriawanNot sure your highest cd rates are correct: the below from Nerdwallet.comCD rates: 1980s to 2000sThe highest CD rates in modern history are decades behind us — around the start of the 1980s.

@Andres Piedra I have needed some good referrals for these type of team players myself thank you @Donna T.