The more experienced general partners see this as passive income stream.

So that you can avoid paying all the tax on the sale and still keep your income stream with little to no management.  

I personally am using Fidelity Advisor Floating Rate Hi Income fund (FFRIX). 

Affordable income SFR property management can often be a brutal pill to swallow to one’s perception of humanity.

They do have income limits and also have incentives to move into an area that you'd be making 80% more which would qualify you for a lower rate.

Are there good resources out there for folks that are new to the remote SFH rental income game that provide guidance on the less obvious risks when purchasing a rental? 

Is it to make passive income?

Pay it down with cash flow and W2 income?

On the SFR stuff you can line those up very easy and I am sure the  Sub to boys can and will now figure this out to further feather their income nest with the clients  instead of a fee you will now also figure out how to take a long term participation in the deal and you could do that with a second behind the sub to loan that your clients are taking on be super simple.. just talk to an attorney and have them craft one specifically for you..

What is the tenant's credit score, income & job stability, rent payment history with previous landlords, etc?