I keep exploring rental yields in several European countries, as I've also lived in Germany in the past.

Also, I didn't see anything about being able to vacate a property after a certain time period here:http://benefits.va.gov/WARMS/docs/admin26/handbook...There are exceptions of course that could come into play based on your unique situation.

But that's not unique.

So are you saying its more important to explore the world of business by working in business, rather than going to school for it?

Under a full guardianship that means we are untimately responsible for everything, income, expenses, housing and medical decisions, taxes, debts, mortgages, wills and estate planning, suing or being sued, investments, real property, unique asset liquidations like oil/gas leases, coins, fine art, notes, cars, foreign real estate, boats, wine, financial exploitation investigations including forensic accounting, criminal and civil trial testimony and recovery of funds when we are lucky, budgeting for liquidation of assets in order to fund medical and care expenses, (I could go on for hours); basically everything you can think of in your life... imagine someone else having to do that for you because you're incapacitated.In my work I'd estimate I've been involved in the sale of 300-400 properties, maybe 100 probate cases and many hundreds of guardianship and DPOA cases.  

I'm assuming because everything else was somewhat cookie cutter for him and this is a unique transaction for both him and I.

I've been exploring out of state investment.  

Loopnet is so legit, it has a Wikipedia page:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LoopNet"LoopNet is the most heavily trafficked commercial real estate marketplace online with more than 8 million registered members and 5 million unique monthly visitors." 

Point out to the appraiser items that are new or of especially good quality, as well as unique features that might improve it's value.

@Bryan PhamAlso, if you are self-employed you may want to explore the solo 401k, or even the LLC IRA if you want to cut down on IRA custodian fees.