Getting a chance to see the information in your post opened my eyes to a few things I was missing.

You could add an umbrella insurance policy.If you have equity you could open a HELOC against the property.

Basically just keep your options open.

He basically gave me the option of the red pill and opened my eyes to the fact that Real Estate was the best gateway to financial freedom.

The plumber opened up three walls, never called the management company, finished the job in less then 5 hours, charged my unsuspecting tenant, an older lady, whooping $2400 (about $500 per hour) and left. 

I was wondering if anyone who has or currently invests with partners would care to share their stories of how you met with them, your goals and what has helped you guys succeed the most.I currently live in MN and would like to keep my options open investing locally and out of state.

I am open to south Florida locations but for flips I prefer to stay in PSL, Martin and Palm Beach County.

My girlfriend isn't happy living here due to wanting more space, a yard, not having to go up 2 flights of stairs, etc. etc. and wants to buy a "forever" home asap, but is also opened to a house hack situation where we buy a fixer upper.

(Open to partnerships).

Once again start talking to a realtor ahead of time to open your options up and start to get an idea of the market.I highly suggest you look for a realtor with the Military Relocation Professional (MRP) designation because they have taken extra courses to learn more about service members and more importantly the VA loan.