I also have a limited background in remodeling.Thanks for the advice @Dale Stevens.

My background is in aerospace quality management and I've been in the real estate business since 2006 starting out as a property manager and to this date we manage over 90 units. 

I am interested to hear about your construction background and if/how you want to use that in your REI career, if you wouldn't mind sharing a bit more on that.  

I have a long background in contracting myself so i'm sure we could relate on many levels. see you around!

There is the coursework, the testing, the background checks, MLS fees, NAR fees.

I am new to real estate investing and am torn between all the options.I negotiate contracts for a living in the healthcare space and hope to bring some of that background to this venture. 

My background is in engineering, and I still have my 40 hr / week job working as a systems and software engineer.

After you will have to start your due diligence, which includes inspections, insurance research, rent rolls, lease agreements of the tenants in place, their background, proof that they pay in time, rental market analysis, comps etc...I hope I gave you a good idea of what you will have to do generally. 

If she has a lease agreement with the LLC, and the LLC still owns the property, everything else is just "background noise". 

Background:  I'm 35, NYS Real Estate Salesperson, Accounts Payable Specialist at a local power plant (scheduled to decommission in 2018) , and Amateur flipper.