Yup.I will note that it's quite often the case that a 'perpetual tenant' drives up to my office in the flashiest of cars possible, and a humble landlord with millions in net worth drives up in a 15 year old piece of crap.

There are many pieces of the puzzle that I'm still working on sorting out and trying to wrap my head around.

Is it possible to make a career out of putting together Real Estate partnership deals meaning pairing the silent money partner with the active partner who will find the deal and oversee the asset management side of it and the middleman getting a piece of the pie.

But probate is the most compelling piece, followed by establishing wealth distribution that doesn't need to be manually updated constantly (if there is something a family can argue over, they often will - it's a pretty large stressor.)Best of luck on the presentation @Sean Morrison

It's stressful, and the pricing model is the most overlooked piece (coming from a guy who made all these mistakes, trust me).  

I am a little over a month in to my first campaign of sending out approximately 1000 pcs of Direct Mail to find motivated sellers. so far I have received about 50 pieces pack as return to sender.I was curious to those that are more experienced what your average rate of Return to Sender mail is? 

whatever comments or suggestions, I'm all ears...

With the right Unify pieces: USG (security gateway (Router), Unify AP AC Pro units (what I use, but there are other access point Unify hardware), and add Unify Mesh units as needed plus gigabit hardwired switches if you want/need them.You can manage everything remotely: Including design / setup, updating firmware, network(s), guest networks, and deep packet inspection if you want.

What kind of profit should I be looking to make I'm currently looking at a two unit for 67,900 the units could be rented out for at least $600 a piece.

It is easy to replace if a piece gets damaged and is much more durable than carpet.Keep things neutral and as you do repairs, look to see if there are items nearing the end of their life that need to be replaced and don't replace them with the cheapest item available.