I took this spring semester off from my studies to go at REI with a dive in, head first approach.

Zach we do monthly inspections with 24 hours notice as required by state law its a term on every lease. we do not go at the same time each month or even every single month but they know that we could.

Let me see.. that was over 600 words..that will be 3 chickens and a milk goat!

In real estate you can go at it alone like others have, but in my opinion you won’t be nearly as successful as you would be if you network and build a team.

I go at a much slower pace plus my town is really small so there isn’t a lot to work with at any given time.

This is my first go at multi-family real estate as I have mainly invested in commercial real estate and have used quickbooks to do that.  

Either way I'd still go at it as if you expect them to pay for this.

I normally recommend more turn key properties for your first go at it and go from there.

You will need to go at least twice  a year to visit your properties and meet your PM. its not entirely passive.i agree with @Matt R. and @Jay Hinrichs to do your due dilligence on the turnkey providers. 

However, I am a bit apprehensive to go at it on my own because I just feel I don’t know everything I should just yet.