You will get what you pay for essentially.For REI's, Virtual Assistants are best to help with listing management and coordination, email marketing and direct mail campaigns, market research, transaction coordination, social media, and buyer/seller/agent correspondences- things that are essential but also take up a lot of your time.

Essentially anyone can be an administrator, and their main function is to perform administrative functions only.

Based on 90% LTV, house would need to be over $433K ($117K equity line of credit).I have essentially no personal debt other than the property and the property cash flows approx $100/month. 

It is essentially limited to drip applications because the biological contaminates have not been removed.

You're essentially financing 100% of the income property which is risky.

This is essentially saying you are helping them find a buyer or helping sell the property.

That's my personal opinion were I another owner in the neighborhood and couldn't rent because the first 2-3 landlord in there essentially had become the good ol' boys club and unless/until they sold I'm locked out.Personally I'd completely vote against this even if I was the only LL in the neighborhood and would have the monopoly.

I still prefer that method as you essentially get the same thing as a turnkey, but for less $

Essentially all of the numbers in either #1 or #2 will be the same except my debt service goes down by $150/mo.Am I missing something here?

I am mostly interested in buy and hold investing and I really like the Idea of possible "hybrid investing" essentially buy and hold, but if the property appreciates (I don't plan on buying properties for this specifically) past the point where I would only be getting .5% current price to current rent ratio, then I would sell and with the new capital find new buy and hold investments where I can get at least 1%.