I studied interior design and an architecture bridge course in SA, and have always had a passion for small, creative development.Although I have been working as an art director, I am now ready to start the journey of property investment.My goal is to start with raw-land investment or flipping while learning the ropes a bit to ultimately start creating unconventional, eco-friendly and sustainable retreats and or rental properties.I am keen to learn from as many people as possible and share my experience and learning with the community as I go.Lastly, thank you for creating such an inviting environment for a novice to be a part of.

@Raeshelle C.Go to the 203k consultant directory and call down the Rhode Island list.

We do provide a Home Services Directory that lists property managers, cleaners, plumbers, painters, etc. for Cape homeowners.

When you click on "companies" under "network" it brings up all companies in the directory.

Is there an option to choose ones in a specific state or area? I would like to connect to companies in my local are...

Don't know any but perhaps this will help you in your search.You can start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

Do you know of a directory?

Here are some websites that I've referred to when looking for turn key out of state properties:This website reviews turn key providers-  http://www.turnkey-reviews.com/directory/reviews/   This website gives data on neighborhoods within each city- https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/This one also gives data on cities- http://www.city-data.com/ Once you have an address you can use this the check out the house and neighborhood-  http://www.instantstreetview.com/  You can also use zillow, wikipedia and google to research the city, home prices, local economy, ect. 

You can start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

If your going to be getting quotes it may as well be from people who put a focus on the multifamily customer.Here is a list of boiler people from the Property Owners Association of NJ website.http://www.poanj.org/business-directory-2/wpbdp_category/boiler-burners/

You can start by going to www.narpm.org and search their directory of managers.