I would recommend joining a master mind group and meeting on a frequent basis.

I would call your realtor to get a comp analysis as part of your refi process- they may also know of some lenders who work with this kind of situation frequently (especially if you have an investor friendly agent)

I've been visiting those forums pretty frequently and some of your responses in them helped get me ready for buying my first place both by helping me know where to look for spots and breaking through the analysis paralysis

Be there as frequently as you can but as @Bob Okenwa said, at some point you may need to take full control and fire the GC. 

BP's weekly episodes have been helpful in pushing me along as they frequently hit on things I'm struggling with in my own business!

Imagine a tenant that calls you 5x as frequently to fix dumb little things as another tenant, both paying the same in rent... which tenant are you going to offer lease renewal to, if you had to pick between the two? 

As I frequently say in my book, blog posts, and forum posts, cap rates are simply a measure of market sentiment.  

Frequently people screw in the wrong size fuse and that can result in the fuse not popping in an overload and that is one of the reasons breakers are a better option.  

The problem is that they require constant supervision, turn over more frequently, and tend to have higher turnover costs.At the same time, this isn't the greatest market for flipping when everything is selling for top dollar and material costs are high.

@Tony Marinello income replacement or frequently referred to "Loss of Use" or "Loss of Rents" coverage is often included in the coverages quoted when you obtain an insurance quote.Some companies out there do not automatically include it and that should raise a major red flag to you that they don't have your best interest at hand.If you have other coverage questions or more questions about income replacement, feel free to DM me.Best of luck!