That's my main question.

You say across the road to the community college so your main tenant focus would probably be Students who do NOT take care of the properties. 

The main obstacles seem to be net worth and experience.

However I don’t have a main office And just use title company conference rooms if I need to meet in an office as do my agents.

If you have experience with it, would love to hear your thoughts, but that's not my main question.I was looking into an Health Savings Account (HSA) which looks like a great option as well for minimizing medical costs (since most non-premium payments can be deducted via an HSA) but You must have a high deductible health insurance plan to qualify for an HSA. 

In my experience, I usually keep it simple at first and do the main 3 inspections, Home, Pest, and Roof.The home inspection report and your inspector should give you more detail about the deficiencies on your property and to what extent they are.

The main questions I would ask are:What’s the interest rate?

Poeple with my job get stationed mainly at five bases, but only three are in state CA(Beale), VA (Langley), HI(Hickam).

The main reason is that if you look at real estate commission actions against agents probably 90% of them are property managers.

@Nick Liu, arguably, that's one of the main reasons why BP heavily recommends buying properties for LESS than current market value (eg. the 70% rule - includes rehab costs).