Agree mostly with @Yoann DoratIn our opinion, you can do Class C remotely, it's not easy, but NOT Class D.80%+ of property management can be done from anywhere you can get an internet connection - once you set up the proper systems. 

The original setup was to have each rental property owned by its own LLC.

I called a Chase branch near me and was set up with a home lending advisor.

., but it's still a strip mall and once again, buying strip malls makes me feel much more awesome.This one is three units, two-leased for total of $2000/month and the third is 2800 sq. ft. restaurant with quite the bar set up.

If she is talking to you or her mom is willing to talk to you, setup a time to get them out of storage.

@Kevin PerksInstead of formulating whether you should do something or not, you should be talking with professionals telling them what you are looking to achieve and ask for their advice on how to achieve that.I talk with so many investors who go blindly into establishing an LLC who have it set up incorrectly.The worst part of having an LLC set up incorrectly is that you think you are getting liability protection...when you likely don't.Best to talk with an attorney on asset protection / LLC Formation.

Would I need to set up a google form for that or is there a better way?

Your comment fully answered Mario's questions regarding how to set up an equitable contract with his friend.

As soon as we learned that disbursements from Roth required that the account be set up for at least 5yrs, we immediately set those up with a bank and xfered only $1K each from Traditional into the Roth accounts. 

Generally speaking during a refinance investors get the vast majority of their investment money back, yet the property is still held and investor shares remain the same, so you can proceed to reinvest your money in other projects while continuing to hold interest in the project you invested in.Prepayment Penalty: Predetermined penalty set up front by the lender in case the investor group prepays the loan faster than expected.