Yes you can hire some of this out, but in that case budget more than you'd expect on say an urban rental property).

@Blaise Doremus Favorite reference for in-depth information on the markets of the future is done by Urban Land Institute & pwc called Emerging Trends in Real Estate 

We are living in a time when consumers have the greatest access to research, reviews and reference information to look up who or what is best in literally seconds, and our society promotes doing this non-stop.

And  suburban properties generally have larger units than urban ones.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Kansas City.

Purchase price: $34,000

Cash invested: $24,000

Sale price: $100,000

Bought a home initially to fix and rent.
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Following this punch list should help you mitigate your risk quite a bit.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

Follow this and it's going to go a long way in protecting your money in any turnkey market.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

There is also the American Society of Home Inspectors which allows you to search for an inspector in your area.

Don't feel bad for doing this, it is the instructed sickness of our society, you were trained to be a consumer and that's exactly how your living, a consumer lifestyle.

Ordinary people are capable of atrocities because ordinary people aren't actually good, they merely have a kind of socially acceptable veneer of conformity, and if society goes mad, they will, too.I endorse strict rules, but not pointless rules.