@Tony Matic could u be more specific?  

Not sure how to do reverse image searches but u might want to checked your designed logo before ever going big big time.

@Philip Hy if you and your wife file separately, your tax bill will likely be significant by higher than it is as a joint return - the tax rates are higher, deductions and credits phase out more quickly there's no Earned Income Credit, bla bla bla. 

I've read "Investing in Real Estate Private Equity: An Insider's Guide to Real Estate Partnerships, Funds, Joint Ventures & Crowdfunding" by Sean Cook, but I would love to pick your brain over a quick call if you would entertain it!

One we could not rent because of new ordinance and the other was a joint venture to value add and split the profit.  

I don't see any control or expansion joints, so mother nature added them for you, unfortunately. 

That area also gets them good access to Ft Sam Houston (Army joint base).  

I currently own one rental property and would like to add more. I am in the process of getting my broker's license and have quit my job, so I no longer have the reportable income to qualify for a conventional loan. Ho...

Something like a joint venture, perhaps.  

you pretty much are seeking a person that does it all,  all u have to do is sign the paperwork. it really seems like you want a partner/assistant that can find a deal,  get an idea what it would be to rehab,  run the numbers since they have to know what rent u are getting ,  present it to you and u just sign on the line.