Alternatively, you can be a w2 employee for an apartment building or for a property management company (although there will be some limitations on what you can and cannot do if you are licensed or not).  

No, it covers defective materials (very limited since manufacturer will cover their own product) or defective workmanship (i.e. employee installs cabinet with wrong screw, cabinet falls and breaks countertop, CGL covers both cabinet, countertop and new installation).

I was unhappy growing up in a lower middle class family, and realized in my 20's that being a regular employee will only keep me working till I die.

All the new employees that are getting jobs there going to have to live somewhere right? 

I'm remote, ex-Super Collider employee for anyone that remembers, but I do have some family in the area that could monitor but not interested in helping in the rehab.My guess is new carpet/paint would bump rent to 1595, however, taxes have gone up so much and continue to go up as to wipe out most of any additional rent gains.  

I went from wholesaling 1-2 houses a month to building a wholesaling business with 4 employees. 

I'm leery of being seen as a W-9 employee by their company.

The truth is that most successful businesses have multiple owners and/or employees.

I am approaching a dead end despite educating myself in real estate investing because I am ambitious and willing to accept risk but I know that my current investment strategy isn't fast enough for me and it's too costly.I am in Wellington, Colorado (8,000 population with bare essential infrastructure), which is 15 minutes north of Fort Collins, Colorado (a city with 160,000+ population), which is an hour north of Denver, Colorado.I am interested in buying and holding rental properties using a property management service because my work requires me to be out of state for weeks at a time and my availability is very low right now (If I could, I would be flipping houses because I love to be hands on with projects but I am making good money right now as an employee and I don't think I could make this much by flipping houses).I have purchased two new construction houses so far and I am unsure of what my next investment should be.

I particularly interested in smaller parks (10-30 homes) where you wouldn't necessarily have a full-time employee on site.