The way to make real estate easy is to tell everyone how easy real estate is, and profiting from people's desperation.

I think of turnkey as having all the work done, the tenant vetted & in, property management in place and the property producing a profit in a decent neighborhood.

I also would not expect to just tag along, I would be more than willing to put in the required cash down payment and hopefully we make a profit and split the profit. 

I've found that might be a little too much, but I'm not inclined to change it right now. 6% might be pretty much on target, but it does depend on the location (some areas simply have harsher conditions and also might be more expensive for repairs) and the age and condition of the property.

In this way I will limit calls to disrupt my day and can simply check my e-mail and call one of a few handyman I've spoken with. 

A great many of those people simply have not recovered financially and never will.

Nonetheless since my buyers want even more profit, I've been renegotiating with the owner.

If I were pay myself, would I simply pull out money from the B account as I see fit, or reasonable pull-outs based on my own calculated profits after tax?

What I do is offfer my angry tennants the opportunity to get into real estate investing, offer them work in maintaining properties, collecting rents, and offer guidance on them being able to buy their first place of their own.Don't you think they would love to have at minimum two jobs to be able to save up the money , work their ends off to build up their credit, hunt down deals, and negotiate a purchase, invest their money knowing there is no guarantee of ever getting your money out of it or of profiting, have to spend thousands of dollars or 10's of thousands of dollars, even hundreds of thousands of dollars in order to be a ble to provide others with housing?

We're not talking about the profits here, we're talking about the "seed" money.