That said, understanding the basics of property management still helps you set expectations and spot whether your PM is doing things effectively.

I think what Jonathan and the others are spot on.If a vendor isn't living up to your expectations, its on you if you haven't set the expectation of what you want. 

Using conservative year 1 figures, the real estate partnership is expected to receive approximately $130,000 on top of the $9,500 NNN Rent and nearly $40,0000 amortized repayment of certain cost outlays just from this one commercial space.

There is a reasonable expectation that parents should supervise small children.Wouldn't hurt to run this by an attorney. 

I’m still figuring out what makes sense for a beginner and which areas are worth focusing on.I’m not in a rush, but I do want to move in the right direction and connect with others who invest in these regions.

If you’re expecting real estate to be passive you’re in for a rude awakening.

Half of a deal like you expect is better than 0% of no deal.

Think of it like running a mini-dorm or co-living setup, higher cash flow, higher touch.Here’s what you should expect:1.

Figure out which type of investor you want to be, and get a realistic plan of action down on paper.Just my $.02

Being in an environment where most of us expect rates to fall, a 5 year prepay is not a good move.