It typically puts the peace and enjoyment of the homeowner above those of a prospective tenant. 

I know he talks about LPs too, but I've really only focused on the LLC and the S-Corp seeing as those are the fields I operate in.

All tenants have to do is show paper work documenting that they have been affected by the virus and it initiates their eviction force field.

Waffling between "jump in with two feet and keep all the profit" versus "ease in slowly, make a little bit by the time you sell, and enjoy time at the beach" I think the PM has the potential to pay for itself- between the marketing, repeat customers, and the community being primarily professionally managed units.

@Nitin John AbrahamThe Bridge Real Estate Investing Meetup (https://www.facebook.com/searc...) and KC MultiFamily Capital (https://www.facebook.com/group...) are two groups that you may enjoy.

For the past couple of weeks, I have been scarfing down as much education as I can and am really enjoying learning about real estate.My question is: when do you consider someone 'ready' to invest in their first property?

Many investors are looking to raise money so if he thought you were successful in another field he probably thought/hoped you had money to put in his deal and then he might have been willing to show you the process etc.  

Not all mentors and successful real estate entrepreneurs are experts in every field, different people have different areas of expertise. 

I'm not sure which direction that will lead but I am enjoying looking at the data.

However, final project was something I am definitely proud of and enjoyed the process despite the financial loss.