If there is some larger projects that are not a part of your $20,000 rehab budget, then thats probably right. 

But once I get more than 30 to 40 units, I plan on setting up a weekly call.If your goal is to be 100% passive, I recommend researching apartment syndicators and investing in their deals.

One example is having access to the MLS, which is basically Zillow on steroids.

I'm suggesting him because he leases a bunch of apartments that I own for his own airbnb business. 

I am ready to get back in the game.I was thinking about becoming an agent again, I was a part time agent in New Jersey. 

Tennessee, Missouri, Alabama, Georgia are possibilities.Eventually, if I can do well with a few SFR's, I'd like to move into multi-family, perhaps starting with duplexes and triplexes and eventually apartment complexes.

Where I'm going is, while this is not large apartment building investing, it is solid, money-making multifamily, and just 6 days after closing and 4 days after filling up that property, my wife and I have yet another duplex under contract that were closing on in 2 weeks (this one smells.... of opportunity!

Apparently, while living at my apartment his life spiraled out of control.

I'm fresh off finishing "crushing it in apartments and commercial real estate" by Brian Murray and this show really resonated! 

"They are now scrambled with that craven crewOf angels who elected neither rebellionNor loyalty to God, but kept apart."