There are rental management tools like Stessa, Baselane, Innago, and many others that include income/expense tracking that handles all the accounting tasks and reporting you really need for rentals. 

If they're not challenging you, or your personalities don't mesh, be prepared to give them honest feedback.

How to handle the requests in a timely manner while keeping expense down.

I 100% agree with everything JD said, as his approach is exactly how I handle clogged pipes for all of my rental properties. 

It is most likely challenging to have mineral rights and oil rights by two different entities on a property - but great question.Thanks for weighing in, Chris!

Quote from @Godsheritage Adeoye: Hello everyone,Does anyone have recommendations for a title company in Maryland that specializes in handling seller-financed transactions?

This is something I would have to dig into your background on to properly advise on which asset class might be better for you and also how much management intensity you desire and/or can handle.3.)

I'm not sure exactly how legal that is, consult an attorney, but I never had any problem getting rid of someone within 7 days, and I never had anyone attempt to challenge me on it.10.

No renovations, but cashflow negative (wont hire property manager anymore just to breakeven) @$170-18503. 1031 and buy in WA where we can manage on our ownSame problems with others, we have limited cash available. if we do buy on WA , few concerns are:We are intermittently rehabbing our current home to be rented as Nursing Home eventually hopefully in 2 yrs. home in WA are more expensive and would need higher downpayment and it would be challenging for us because our DTI is high already, we would have do to a dscr thats 100k++ DPSorry for the lengthy post, hope to hear from you!

Building relationships and finding the right deals will be key to your success - also make sure to start out small and go from there - don't get into something too big/you can't handle.