@Julia Bykhovskaia I pay my handyman/contractor a set fee each month.

You’ll then have a good grasp of how you want your property managed and set better expectations should you still want to outsource.

Also, QBO isn't set up out of the box for real estate which means you need to pay someone to set it up for you or figure it out yourself. 

If your modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) is below $100k, the passive activity loss rules may allow you to deduct up to $25,000 in passive losses.

All you are doing is adding more tools to your toolbelt by expanding your skillset into wholesaling.This could lead into you doing your own marketing for off market properties and instead of buying from a wholesaler, you are setting yourself up to buy direct from the seller.

But I do my own underwriting and adjust to what I think the return will be.

Even has adjustments for type of materials you can use. 

The dressage/hunter/jumper set tend to be a bit more primadonna-ish when it comes to their horses being turned out, the stock horse folks (including the pleasure folks) slightly less so.

I rent a duplex outside Austin Texas that has a sewage pump/grinder system set up to grind waste and pump it from the duplex to the city sewer lines.

First to back up a second, syndication deals are basically the old-school version of crowdfunding deals (with the main difference that crowdfunding deals are allowed to be marketed on the Internet).And you can find syndication/crowdfunding deals that are set up as DSTs.