Is there any possibility to eliminate chunks of it easily? 

I also self manage all the properties allowing us to eliminate management fees and keep close tabs on my property.

Many of the portals are pre-funding deals and plan to crowdfund them back out to eliminate the timing constraints.  

You will also be eliminating a lot of other companies not willing to lend to an LLC.  

Keep your eyes on the prize, which is reinstating in a timely and cost effective manner for your purposes.  

Personally, I tend to think that we have enough other fundamentals going for us in this region (wine, tourism, proximity to bay area...) that it won't have a huge effect, but I'm curious what others think.

The properties I'm looking at are all very closely regulated by the city and there aren't a lot of random trailer parks around or anything to that effect.

If she doesn't want to sell, her interest in the property cannot be eliminated or transferred through a quiet title.

So, how would that work with closing costs and effecting potential profits?

(See the JOBS Act of 2012, the part of which we're looking at was effective in September, 2013; the crowdfunding aspect is still waiting final rule approval by the SEC)  Jon was correct when he said you pool money, you sell securities and have all the duties and obligations that entails.