To take it a step farther, you could pursue a relationship with your local housing related non-profits and perhaps develop a niche for serving low income renters with a constant stream of referrals from the agencies, and usually some financial backing from their rapid rehousing programs or similar aids. 

From MY perspective and MY EXPERIENCE, getting the first profitable deal (regardless of the investors chosen strategy) is very important in the confidence level and rapidly increases their ability to continue and succeed.

It worked out great in the end because I bought it cheaply in a market that was rapidly appreciating.

Looking to find a general contractor in the Cedar Rapids area to renovate properties so that we can rent.  

Check their website.Park management of a park with all park owned homes, starts with rapid conversion to a rent credit system (search here and on MHU) where the occupants are headed toward owning the homes and eventually will just be paying lot rent.  

The reasons would include: rapid decision making and swift transaction closings, certainty of closing, privacy of our borrower’s financials, flexibility allowing creative solutions within the scope of HLU’s underwriting criteria and experienced professional management to analyze, structure and close the transition.

To show that I am able to handle the multiple mortgages, I have rented out my basement to a full time roommate, and turned both of my upstairs bedrooms into Airbnb that are doing surprisingly well for the market in Cedar Rapids.

The commercial market has lagged in some of our rapidly changing neighborhoods (ie, Westview)

We also have another educational group, AORE (The Art of Real Estate) that meets on the 2nd Saturday of each month at the Savannah Rapids Pavilion at 8 AM.

Rapidly, and repeatedly until they are gone.  2) Repeat aforementioned action with your grossly incompetent and lazy PM.  3) Purchase a marker, and write this on your bathroom mirror so you see it every morning: "NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR MONEY LIKE YOU DO"4) Learn from this experience, and stay in the game.