You are so late in the process you don't really get leads if you bought a home that you inspected there so I don't think it will enhance your investing and if anything I think you should start investing first and then become an inspector. 

I would challenge you to find that mythical "other" value add, first (as an exercise).

I know that this is their best option, and I try to encourage them to exercise that option if it's possible.

The podcasts’ emphasis on spelling out your goals, getting some exercise, and then reading (I just finished The One Thing) to help you achieve your goals is something that keeps me focused and motivated.

In the event of default, they can exercise their rights against the owning LLC/entity that owns the collateral.Those are the most common I have seen.

I would do most of the work myself on weekends and also manage them myself to save money and for exercise. 

Rumor is 'due on sale clause' is rarely exercised, but it's a possibility.  

Being an accidental landlord in hindsight, has been a good preparatory exercise for me.  

This would purely be an exercise in keeping funds separate and potentially 'inching' away my  husband and some of our jointly owned personal assets from liability.  

I started going to seminars that enhanced my thoughts and more green lights started to flicker.