I'm considering the idea of getting in the market for a $4-5M, 20th century apartment building in Brooklyn, NY.

I like the idea of turning those investments into truly passive cash flow.The second idea is to sell both of the properties and use the funds to buy and invest in an STR super property.

I do most of the real estate investing, but I have always left the decisions on that house to her.I would say, if she wants to sell the house, that is probably a good idea.

I like the idea of disclosing percentages for clarity.

Is this idea as crazy as it sounds?

The ideas above work great, and you can also copy some reviews into the description.

Then try and market it to a rehabber and if you don’t get any bites, your only out a small amount of option consideration money.Sounds like a good idea. 

Any ideas or suggestions on how to list your property with the appropriate travel nurse organizations, to rent out a fully furnished brand new townhouse that is super close to 3 hospitals?

Getting your Real Estate license is a great idea for flipping houses you will be able to save 2.5-3% when you buy (if listed on MLS) but definitely when you sell which is a nice added cushion in case unexpected expenses come up especially when starting out!

As well as having some idea of what you do not know and how it can hurt you.