Going to meet-ups and telling people you are looking to invest in multifamily is good way to find a mentor if you don't want to pay for one.

Naturally I would also have to keep buying assets as to prevent having to pay taxes on my annual income of $1M.  

As others have already said, you definitely can remain the host and make another party the co-host, but then allow them to do all the guest communication, pricing, booking, etc.The only tax implication I would say is that I'm sure you will be paying the co-host something.

Without interest paying a bit more would be more than fair...but at the same time don't pay much more than the comps. in like condition.

By reading this platform, I'm sure I just saved myself buyer's remorse and not paying 30k for real success multifamily real estate mentorship. 

Burning $7800 would get you more use than paying for this course.

I read your post and everyone else's here and not one person knows how much protection you currently have in place.As someone who was accustomed to thinking (mostly) "offense only" I can unequivocally say that the best offense means nothing without good defense.Offensively, you seem to be well positioned offensively.It's hard to say what to do next because we only know how your offense is set up.What happens to you or your wife's plans if either of you lose your high paying W2?

So with reclaimed depreciation you pay taxes on recapture plus any gain on that 1/10 of your property.You should have a CPA handle this - not a pop up one either, go to a real CPA and have them handle this correctly.

So take this with the that era in mind.After property purchase I quickly found a tenant willing to pay a rental enough to pay all expenses and leave a couple hundred a month in my pocket.  

So instead of paying off a car if you only have 10 payments left or can pay it down to 10 payments banks/lenders (omit) ignore the entire payment which helps lower your debt to income ratios DTI.