Whether or not they fulfill that task is up to them, but it would likely weed out the majority of flakey tenants, no?

As the time approaches for closing I often think of a task, or detail I need to complete, and think "Oh yeah.  

I've started the service connecting home sellers to vendors (predominately not agents) that are willing to work on a per task/per hour basis.

;)A mentor can help keep you on task, accountable, and nudge you around the biggest potholes in the road.

I'm finding this to be a very difficult task.

About me:Towards the end of a long rewarding career on the Cuyahoga Falls Fire Department and as a Rescue Squad Officer on DHS/FEMA Ohio Task Force One, I began investing in real estate, both from a rehab/turn-over and a buy-and-hold approach.

To eliminate the hassle & onerous task of dealing with the above, I'd like to partner up with an attorney or a paralegal who's:a. a property investor           and       b. has the legal expertise to take care of that part of the business, right up to closing the deal.3.

While i have never personally managed a property i did work at a company handling property management like tasks for a 186 unit development project while he was building it and got a great crash course while i was there.The main reason that I would like to do commercial is because having a rather large goal of 1000 rental units by the time that I am 40 years old which would be in 12 years from now. 

Funny thing is the FD will burn it for free and requires a shovel, not a task-force.

I had someone in mind, but she's not returning calls, which I question whether or not she's up to the task if there's an emergency at 3am...