It'll be a job but at a business owner level and not doing the technical work. 

I don't see any local level risk that is going to impact Kansas City negatively in a major way.

They all will offer different types and levels of services depending on what you're looking for. 

The perceived protection of the LLC isn't up to the level of protection most people believe it is?

She is not seeing you on equal grounds as a fellow investor she is seeing you are a lower level helper she really does not need.

Is it beneficial to breakdown each property or roll up to the portfolio level. 

If you want to do more homework on why this is, check out the article below about loan-level price adjustments (I'm not affiliated with this website in any way): https://themortgagereports.com/6866/llpa-loan-leve...

@Jon Frederickson there's a meet-up in North Seattle that has investors of all experience levels.

You get the idea.Then, think about how much overall value and expertise and risk each person is providing and split the equity based on that.For me, the important thing is to structure it so that there are project-level expenses that accurately reflect what it would cost to hire someone to do that. 

You psychologically adapt to that level because in your head, you are a B student.So please stop with the excuse of my market is competitive... and people.. stop encouraging such believes.