This makes me think of pros and cons of dual agency.The pro I can come up right away is fast sale.

I get along well with my tenants, we chat when I stop over, we say hi when we see each other out but if there is an issue, I bring it up right away.

., at the same time recognizing that the day-to-day expenses (bills, repairs, rent payments, etc.) are all part of the same P&L.Any recommendations for how to get set up right the first time?

No, sorry, you should find your own deals ... it is an unrealistic and unwise expectation IMO that you should be able to casually waltz into any market and pick something up right off the MLS that is going to consistently net you great returns throughout the lifetime of ownership ... such "deals" like that are ones that all of the local investors have already long since picked over and rejected, and if a property seems as such it is probably because you are not familiar with investing and/or the market and you are missing something as in the example above.

I can guarantee that the short term cost of having someone set you up right will well outweigh the long term cost of trying to fix it or just clean it up later.

Wait a second or two and the system will put a little pop-up right under the cursor with one or more choices.

The guys you see working on the large upright structures of steel at a petrochemical refinery.

I soon became side-tracked and opened a martial arts school with some acquaintances.

I will set that up right away, thank you!

The one mentioned above is for $1,997 for you and one guest (if you sign up right then) if you call back another day to reserve it will be $5,997.