However, for somebody that has a good portfolio and wants to simplify I would argue that refinancing and reinvesting is not necessarily the ideal approach given the stresses that it can incur.Again, this is coming from a place of ignorance since I am fairly new to investing but I think the beauty of real estate is that you can make it as complicated or simple as you like and tailor your investment to your vision for your lifestyle so perhaps the one approach fits all mentality is what I am against.

(I am not an attorney nor is this legal advise but was involved in my own family probate action)

I didn't -perfectly- fit the critieria that goundfloor listed on their page that is intended for those like myself. 

Alicia, this is not enough information to give you accurate answer, but what you propose might be considered prohibited transaction because of the involvement of "disqualified person". 

Most have a daily limit of $500 or so.On the receiving side, the biggest challenge you'll have - depending on the amount of money involved - is finding an agency that has sufficient cash on hand to pay it out. 

@Dawn Anastasi - Thank you for the advice, I noticed you are located in the Milwaukee area do you have any recommendation for an organization to get involved with? 

Carissa Kruse A bank statement program might fit your scenario.

She recently told me that the oven is broken (it is working, it is just old and takes longer to cook than her new GE one) and she is throwing a fit that I wont just buy a new one (the current one has a flat top and is evidently rare to find at a decent price).

But I too am apart of two deals involving condos.

Join local trade groups, get involved in RE networking events and start introducing yourself to the market.