@Jason HowellYou have come to the right place to connect with the wide array of real estate professionals and investors.

We have dozens of property management companies that will range in price from 10% to 30% and have as wide an array of occupancy/profit and quality of management.

It used to be that firms were traditional agency and these rules were more lax and a little more broad.

Don't approach them with a broad question, because they get a ton of them everyday.  

That is a very broad question.

At this point, the savings will provide enough cash flow - like an annuity.The investments should be in low cost broadly diversified index funds with minimal expense ratios.  

Interesting array of responses here.

From working in financial consulting and asset management at a real estate investment company, to serving as a consultant in a government contracting capacity, Kevin has acquired a broad array of skills and experiences with which he plans to use to deliver exemplary service to his clientele.While passionate about real estate and helping others navigate the real estate transaction process, Kevin makes it a priority to designate time for the things that matter most to him.

This question might be private info if so no worries.......I would love to know what a ballpark ROI on what you guys do, obviously nothing specific just a ballpark.in exchange here is my stuff in broad strokes....I bought in 07 at 714K for a 3 story 2160sf brick row house.

This is in Providence, Rhode Island, south side by Broad St with Comstock ave.Its a 2 building property, one has 3 units plus the basement, the other one is a one family unit, the ARV is 210,000, i walked the property and saw that it has fire damage in 2nd and 3rd floor and the attic, RRHAB is about 100,000, all 3 units in the 3 family house are vacant.