They are high but not that different from the kinds of fees and sponsor split you will see in direct syndications.That said, individual NNN properties are very passive.

Your first question is one of individual choice - it really depends on your long and short term goals.

Some schools do a better job with the classes than others, the school I went to is great and I'm still friends with the lady that runs and teaches the classes and occasionally teach for her as well.

I Googled Handyman Insurance, and there does seem to be individual policies a provider could take out.  

We used the same individual on both houses and learned the same lesson twice.

Each individual property should be in its own LLC for personal asset protection.

I have checked the county GIS map and I found that those wooded areas or lots are owned by individuals. 

What's the role of each individual(my realtor, me, and the buyer)?

Im looking to connect/network with anyone willing to teach a 19 year old a few tricks, or just anyone that wants to talk RE.

RCG has been training "Lonnie Dealers" for about three years now, less than one year seriously, and we spend considerable time on teach LDs how to approach and enter into joint agreements with community owners.A community manager is not the same thing as a community owner.