Start with the most common stuff and then get to the less-common stuff later.market propertypre-screen applicantsshow propertyscreen applicationsaccept deposits and rentsign leaseregular inspectionsspot inspectionslease violationslate rentunpaid rentadd or remove a tenantadd or remove a pettenant abandonstenant wants to terminate early Once you have a list of 50 or so tasks, start knocking them out one at a time.

We use Cozy but unfortunately tenants see all tasks created.  

@Ricky R.As long as you have a company and earned income it’s an easy task to have a 401k Roth and traditional.

I personally have no expertise with CRE, however I do have partners who were to handle the construction / financial aspects of the development while I was going to manage the property and also move a small business that I own and operate into one of the building's several retail spaces.My partners have since decided that they are no longer interested in taking on the task of rehabbing the property, and I am currently pursuing buying them out and doing a pared down renovation of the property on my own.

Make it an adventure with your family by sharing the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. 

Every maintenance task that you do for your LL now is practice for your own next endeavor.

@Gregory Breeden This is a very detailed task to maneuver to be totally honest.

Part of his goal is to reduce his time commitment in owning them on his own, and to tap into a bit of his equity for other adventures.

Honestly, in these markets, real returns for real properties are not killing the passive DST market unless you're a really active adventurous investor.BTW - the one big difference between FL and CA = Ya never know when the ground starts shaking. 

That's when I found BiggerPockets and have since been making my way through the podcast (currently up to episode 31) as well as taking steps such as reading the UBG (Ultimate Beginner's Guide) and books to get my hands on as much knowledge as I can when it comes to the world of real estate investing.Being new to the industry means that there is so much to learn and lots of new adventures that lie ahead.