Yes some months she will do more and others she will do less, but it all evens out in the end.

Even my local to me clients - 95% of them we never meet in person each year.  

Another one might be I want to risk less money on the first deal even if investing out of state is more difficult and I need landlord friendly laws so my mistakes are less expensive.

We will both be on title and are planning to split costs and ownership evenly. 

Playing devils advocate hereThis is also the time the government printed $5T and even NFT’s were of value.Take out the land and manufacturers homes and look at value2007 new sales price was around $65kThat dropped for 10+ years into the 50’s and 50’s and is now $82,300 which is covid related.https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/SPSNSAUS

It can be tough to find properties that provide a good return these days even when putting 20-25% down, depending on where you're looking and what you define as a good return.

Even though it was our first it is a huge help. 

Even the simplest version will do unless you need a lot of those financial reports.

I named a few already in the post above and in my video (i.e. 24 hour access to new properties before going public, assigned to an investment strategist).If you are truly interested to see if it would be even worth it, you should just go watch one of RTR's videos explaining the academy and see if it's something you would be interested in. 

Are you saying you think they will continue to drop under Trump like they have under Biden, or drop even faster?