Thank you for posting this article.

If for you the returns for a large multi is less than the returns you can get from a turnkey provider than maybe you should explore that further.  

Just read an article about the Supreme Court rejecting 2nd lien stripping in Chapter 7 bankruptcies.

I just came across this article on Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg buying all his neighbor's homes around him.

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You might check out this recent Forbes article on "Best Buy Cities" to find one that has everything on your wish list.http://www.forbes.com/sites/erincarlyle/2015/01/09... - to 

I found an article that some landlords pay the $400 per home a year and stipulate in the lease that the tenant pay the $75 deductible per service call.

From my understanding, this is what I'd like to explore: a hands-off investment in Real Estate.Where can I search for such groups?

Check out the recent blog article on staying the course.

Bigger Pockets topped (or at least nearly topped) a Google search on whatever my first Real Estate topic was, and I browsed through a few articles.