They're targeting credit card companies, banks, hotels, airlines, utility providers, food delivery service, restaurants, auto dealers, event ticketing companies, and last but not least, property management companies.

Which among three ( townhouse or condo  or SFH) is better for appreciation and cash flow and property management will cost low among three?

I've been stuck on the status " Manager Approval Required for a some time now and haven't had any luck with reaching anyone with the program.

Our property manager was able to deal directly with them and get it done.  

You will learn about property management, taxes. contract law, and people management. 

Leaning toward a turn-key property and renting it out long term - easier to manage, don't have to furnish, reasonable property management fees (~10% of monthly rent income from what I've read), and more stable income.

I'm not an expert but I have managed to not loose my shirt on any Real Estate purchase I've made since 1980.

Raising equity, learning to become a property manager and fund manager simultaneously, and balancing the risk between asset allocation, core returns, and density of portfolio. 

Hi Scott, I'm don't want this to come off the wrong way, but one of our main business lines is to manage and consulting with respect to the non-peforming loan and lending process for investors.

I have a house that we have had managed near Austin that we need to sell for personal reasons.