You will want to look at several years of financials to understand what is going on.

My bother and I put in the sweat equity in finding, managing, and interface with the tenants, while my father brings the financial backing for this venture. 

There are generally three facets of property management: tenant management, maintenance management and financial management. 

Or go and try to find someone locally who's been investing for a while who has some capital who can be your financial partner. 

She and her husband are in a better place both financially and in their relationship.

So far I've read Frank Gallinelli's book - What Every Real Estate Investor Needs To Know About Cash Flow...And 36 Other Key Financial Measure, and Brandon Turner's book The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No and low Money Down. 

This inspired me to take action and I really felt like REI was a great opportunity to create passive income and achieve financial independence.I have minimal experience in real estate (purchased a townhome in early 2017), and I would love to meet people who are like-minded and learn more from your experiences.

No matter how a tenant pays, if they request a receipt we don't question it and oblige.  

The real inflection point comes at around 75 at which point it makes financial sense to hire on-site property management.

Is anyone familiar with Martin Eislerwith Professional Financial Associates or PFA.com that offers Loan Broker, Money Broker, Mortgage Broker Home Business Training????