There are security services you could hire- they are expensive.

If you haven't hired an attorney I might consider doing so as this situation sounds like it could get ugly. 

I have built around $80,000 in equity due to appreciation and plan to hire a company to manage the property and start to cashflow instantly.

I would only hire out for major work I can't do myself or emergency repairs.I've dealt with older houses before and the house may be fine for occupants but there's still usually lots of things that can be fixed / improved so it seems a house that isn't perfect would give more opportunities for ongoing maintenance of this sort.To me it seems fairly straightforward to meet the time requirements but I think I need to have extensive documentation?

I noticed it more in areas where I hired a certain kid to install it. 

You can also start by working for a developer, partnering with a developer, or hiring a developer to do a project for you and learn from them .

In my opinion, I'd never hire a real estate agent to help me with investments if they don't personally own investments themselves.

At first, he never responded to the suit though it had been delivered, and I continued moving the process forward, filing for summary judgement.Late in the process, long after his deadlines to respond had passed, he hired a small time tenant attorney to intervene.

Hire them for smaller projects and build from there. 

It is to justify hiring a transaction coordinator.