Where are you feeling the pressure yourself now, what are you not able to get done that you're wanting to?

No bad, not great, and definitely not able to retire.But it is a start.  

I assume this is saying that the buyer is not able to sell the property to anyone other than a non-profit, and the "option to purchase agreements" part is referring to going under contract correct?

Plus, if you look at how Google has shuttered their other services (notably gReader), they gave months of heads up to their consumers and a whole host of alternate services rose to the top.The real question to me is when they kill the service, what happens to the millions of numbers that were created in gVoice?

I’m definitely the type of person that likes to be hands on and learn but with working I’m not able to be available during the day so having someone manage the project sounds nice but I agree the pricing seems a bit much.

@Francois Guerrier I believe in the all-cash approach because I’m not able (at least right now) to offset the rental income with losses, so the mortgage is not as beneficial to my financial situation.

Though not typical (as compared to contacting a local agency, for instance), this option has gained notable momentum in this last decade or so.

I tried ecorp sos ga website but unable to locate right option and not able to proceed forward.

If you find a HELOC / 2nd position mortgage provider with rates lower than 10% up to a reasonable LTV on an investment property, let me know and we will explore potentially making the lender very notable. 

For question #3 are you saying I am not able to pay for a RE property in cash, rent it out, and deposit the rental income into my Roth IRA LLC?