Since I didn't hire them, I'm thinking I'm not legally responsible, is this generally accurate? 

If you just hire the cheapest or first PMC you speak with and it turns into a bad experience, please don’t assume ALL PMC’s are bad and start trashing PMC’s in general.

I am sure you guys in commercial all know we can't just hire any roofer to do work/maintenance/repair on commercial roofs. 

I think it matters more about asset class and expectations...if you are buying apartment complexes and hire a PM the has a portfolio of SFR's you're going to hate yourself at the end of the first year.

I think I can hire a realtor for some of the tasks above (showings to leasing) and an attorney for late payments follow up and evictions.

As I am also relatively new to property management, could you be kind enough to guide me on how to I find PM's looking to hire remotely.

Consider hiring a reliable cleaning service and have a maintenance plan in place for quick fixes.Noise and Privacy: Since the property is at the end of a dead-end road, it’s likely quiet and private.

Lower-skill jobs have higher turnover, and companies that hire for these roles are always hiring and are likely not the pickiest employers (for example, the average annual restaurant industry turnover rate is 79.6% from 2013-2023 – 79.6% of restaurant employees leave their job every year).

Never hire unlicensed contractors.

Former would be permanent while the latter could be temporary (as long as the barn or fences exist, for example) if desired.The surveyor you just hired can help with the language required for either.