I'm tackling a couple of strategies to diversify my investment knowledge and I am currently in escrow for 3 turnkey properties from the same provider (C neighborhoods, SFR between $65K-75K, projected numbers were looking good).

Starting out, 95% of real estate deals are going to be way too complicated to tackle.

I currently live in the same area the houses are in, so I can handle minor things myself, but do have handymen I could call to tackle the maintenance aspect of it, if needed.As I assess their service, I guess I really don't know what I'm paying for. 

Once you have the property, figure out how you want to tackle it. 

When my brother and I reached 16, we were tackling full scope residential carpentry for single family homes and apartment complexes. 

Fall is the perfect time to do it before people start building their cozy winter fires.The Benefits of Having a Property ManagerFall brings with it a long list of maintenance tasks – when you own your property as an additional property stream, it can seem daunting to tackle these on top of your regular job and own home maintenance tasks.

Yes - I will tackle the problem of a spouse opposed to real estate investing.As to your other questions, #1 is more of a legal question and frankly, I don't think you can protect your assets from a marial breakup unless there's an agreement beforehand on how the assets will be split in case of a divorce.And on #2 - I will discuss the details when I answer the question: "The recession is coming.

All things considered I'm seeing around 15% ROI without a PM, and I think I'm going to tackle that part of it.

It may be rather innocuous and like a "ban the box" thing applied to housing. 

Numbers seem to work out, but I'm having a hard time finding a property management company will to tackle a lease per room property.Does anyone know of a company that works in the Dayton area who will work student/room by room leasing?