Assign certain tasks to one partner (i.e. accounting, repairs, showings, etc). 

Personally I would help them out if they are unable to get it out themselves, it's a pretty small task overall.

@Don Carey I manage over 300 rentals and would love to take on a job like that, assuming you agree to compensate me for the time.If you purchasing the property through me, I would obviously perform all these tasks as your agent during the due diligence phase.If you were buying through someone else but asking me to manage them, I may still assist in an effort to prove myself and win your portfolio for property management.if you were asking me to assist but not using me for the purchase or the management then I would charge you a premium for my services, probably $100 an hour.Let me give you some free advice and say you should be careful when establishing a new relationship.

I was a founding member of the MHI Dodd-Frank Task Force along with Tim Williams of 21st Century Mortgage.

We all know we are suppose to work on the big "$100/hr" tasks and outsource the "$10/hr" tasks.

We are back on good terms but I do think they could be problematic down the road again too many red flags the complaining about small simple pool upkeep task is enough. 

Don't forget that as am employer you will also have to carry a workmans comp ploicy and that adds up to 30% of the pay you are offering.What are you goint to do when you have to task to be completed?

I like 99designs for this kind of design task. 

Looking to automate most of my land lording tasks.

What you're talking about is a machine replacing humans performing rudimentary tasks.