You can ask your employer or plan administrator.

At that point most are truly free to go all out on what they are passionate about and know the income will likely be there to support them regardless.Agents can be a pain especially new agents for a brokerage.

You can pay a property manager to take on some of the day-to-day  problems, but in the end, there's no mercy limit on the pain a property or a tenant can bring you.

The administration process has already commenced.

Although the whole process was a royal pain in the *** I find that most of the foreclosures I am looking into tend to make it here before they hit the price point that I am looking at paying. 

When billing a tenant for contracted work like lawn care, electric, water, and snow removal do you charge a percentage for administration costs?

Well I dug deep determined to ease the pain on myself and auto tune these processes like the calculators are. 

All expenses are paid by the religious order's A/P department, and processing it monthly is a pain.

Also, finding that many people see knob and tube as a pain and don't want to take on the job.

However, because intent is the standard and not a prescriptive time period there could be situations where a hold of less than (or more than) a year was appropriate.It sounds like your pain point is the time to season a property and the potential opportunity cost during that time.