My goal is to be financially independent and not have to rely on a paycheck all the while being able to build a portfolio that can be handed down to my 2 kids.

Now my question is would it be best to spread this across a wide portfolio or would it be better to put it in one or two large investments?

I want to build a rental portfolio, but wondered if company sponsored relocation was a sweet enough deal to push me towards selling vs. renting?

If real estate takes up too heavy a weighting in your portfolio, then you'll be hurt more in a recession, deflation, hyperinflation, or depression.

This was the first deal to get me into the game.

For the last few weeks I have been dead set on investing into my first piece of income property. I love buy and hold multi family units.

I currently reside in Delaware. With that said I don’t plan to live here ...

Till this day he plays a "take it or leave it" game where he proposes an offer that is just another carrot on a stick and says take it or leave it, and then no matter what I comment back, the answer is "ok guess you don't want that". 

accommodate a buyer's request for detailed rental and financial history, when selling only a small segment of your overall portfolio?

While they don’t have monetary skin in the game they have time.

Looking for a RE attorney/title attorney, GC, and/or realtor that is willing to put some skin in the game and be active with me in searching for and closing deals.