Just hire an electrician, hire a plumber, and you can do all the rest.

This leads to the problems worsening, and I end up having to hire an emergency technician to handle the repairs.

I definitely understand why you want them but you're better off hiring someone to manage in my opinon. 

I hire a property manager and I have never in 10+ years of having a PM had a tenant reach out to me, if they got upset or had a complaint they dealt with the property manager.

You always hire professional cleaners if it's an old person's home and construction cleaners if it's a disaster area.

Many of our clients in similar positions keep the investment and hire a property manager - that allows them a completely hands off investment, while continuing to build equity.

I am with you, the day I hired a bookkeeper was one of the happiest days in my life.

If you don't know your state's laws and especially if the eviction isn't cookie cutter you probably should hire a lawyer to deal with it.

They also hire someone to watch the dog during the day and leave it with family members many other days. 

Also, there are affordable transaction coordinators you could hire per transaction if you find you need more help.Wishing you the best in your new venture, and feel free to reach out with more questions as you dive in!