If you want to stay in real estate but want to be passive, then you can consider a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust).If you want all out of real estate, then you may be stuck with a capital gains tax bill.

Often answers are scripted and your job as an investor is to ask the right questions in the right way to answer for yourself whether you can trust what you re hearing. 

But...as trust develops with them, you are going to have to allow them to do their job. 

There’s a few in town I certainly trust and a few I certainly avoid.

What today would be a single house’s front yard becomes a collective garden, a deposit of sorts into a community land trust that could one day weave through multiple blocks. 3.

You can rent out bedrooms to people you trust.

@Eric KlugI'm no expert, and I'm no CPA or tax attorney...But I'd look into putting this property into a trust (if possible).

Fourthly, have a contractor you can trust i used 5 contractors to get simple things done and i would not recommend any to you not worth the headache ( try here if you need one).

I'm not sure I would 100% trust one that you got from the sellers now either. 

Don't trust someone that claims to be a jack of all trades because they'll be a master of none.