With your wedding approaching the last thing you should be doing is adding the stress and distraction of putting this deal together.Once in a lifetime deals come along with amazing regularity but, you and your bride will have only one wedding day.

It has always amazed me at the belief that once someone hits a level in business that they feel they are allowed insane "perks".I worked in films/Hollywood for several years and saw this all the time.

Amazing community.I am selling a vacant parcel of land that will yield roughly $1M in proceeds.

My husband and I have done that on MANY properties that didn't look like much cash flow when we bought them, but then once we refinanced them a few years later (along with rent increases) they perform amazingly well.

You will have no control on the passive side, which is fine, if they are amazing operators with 20-30 year history of consistent returns.

@Michael SanchezI"m usually not this direct but from a sailor who made it 10 years on the boat full time I can say - Sell the house, cast off the lines, stay away from marinas and you'll be amazed at how long you can make it on the boat , how rewarding it will be, and how much your stress level will go down not having to worry about real estate owned and all the management headaches.  

I recently (like 3 days ago) traveled to Joel Salatin's farm in the shenendoah mountains of Virginia and discovered something amazing.

It's amazing how many people jumped out of their seats to pay for it.

I was amazed and enthralled at how open other people in this industry are to chat and share info and I want to extend my thanks to you because the common thread of everyone I've meet is this site.

It's amazing people will break in and commit a felony, for maybe 100 bucks, they will get for the garage door operator.