Everything would stay the same with the day-to-day operations as we would be working on their behalf to handle everything, and just pass their return back to them.

I have to say, mine were 8 years old and they swapped them for new.

 I'm working on my site & I would like to see other operators rental websites. 

I started to realize that whole thing wasn't for me which is why I started looking at different avenues (I have experience in sales, marketing and operations and would be open to full time positions in the real estate industry to really learn if you have any ideas!).

@Michael RobertsIt’s actually 12 but Mine arePerformingReperformingLoan modificationShort saleDIL- sell as isDIL - rent as isDIL renovate and rentDIL renovate and sellForeclosure - sell at auction/as-isForeclosure - renovate and sellforeclosure - renovate and rent Foreclosure - rent as isI have approx 10 data inputs and all this info provides me a yield for each scenario. 

Mine is in the mid-600's and I'm self-employed, so I figured it's just easier to put her name on everything to get the lowest interest rate for the investment.Turns out I can't gift the funds to my wife for the Down Payment?

The older homes in my neighborhood pay over 2K, while mine is under $500 because of the increased elevation. 

I’m not to the point of quitting my job by any means but I sleep better at night knowing if anything ever happens to my wife’s income or mine that we will be ok and can get another job without stressing.

I just know there are a lot of different ways of operating when it comes to real estate and I wanted a second opinion.

It entails the following steps:Calculate the Net Operating IncomeDetermine the appropriate Capitalization Rate (or ask your broker)Divide the Net Operating Income by the Cap Rate to arrive at an estimated valueWhile the steps are simple, the underwriting is a bit more complex.