Work your way up in quantity that will ultimately allow other people budgeted and paid for Property Management Company running the daily operations and you are responsible to manage the management company without having to come out of your own pocket.I have heard that it takes about 30 units before you can afford a management company as a regular expense that property will pay for. 

As a new landlord it seems almost daily I come across something that I don’t know the answer to.

Chariss, it would be tough to say exactly what is the best move without understanding exactly how much you have in the bank vs current mortgage (balance & rate) on the SFH, earning potential / daily job etc. 

I don’t want to manage a contracting crew daily or weekly for flips.  

Get a written plan, get a mentor, set a daily schedule of 10 hours +/-, treat it like a job, get your RE Lic, etc.... so much more!! 

Find out who will be responsible for showing your property and then you can ask them to update you on a weekly basis (don’t think they will be able to do that on a daily basis)

My daily job in the Air Force is Cyber Security, which is fun and will be very lucrative in the civilian side, but I'm more of a hands-on active person (I did Interior Trim before I joined the military and loved it). 

Think about what skills and experience you have that you can build on as well as what you like doing that is marketable in order to uncover what would be fulfilling to do on a daily basis for pay, and do that.

I believe 28 days is the cut off and only if you are set up for short term rentals (daily or weekly rate with a lodging license).

The moisture could have been coming from a few different things so I opened up the ceiling and it was condensation on the hvac pipe.