This level of organization ensures that nothing is overlooked.Remember, risk tolerance increases with experience.

But they are generally entry level younger people at a boring job. if you havent been 'encouraging' them with daily communication, I would encourage you to do so with with your point of contact. they may not be doing the necessary follow up needed to get a tenant in the home. and you inquiring everyday will most likely encourage them to do the necessary follow up.

There is a ton of trust involved on both sides, but especially when you're the one shelling out the money. 

;-(  ) -- and I'm still searching for someone I could trust who could be an "A-team" "unicorn" like agent. ;-)Does anyone have recommendations?

One lost a car and all his belongings in the lower level of his house.

Using equity can be a powerful tool for building wealth, but it’s essential to ensure that you’re comfortable with the level of debt you’re taking on.Consult a Professional: It might be helpful to speak with a financial advisor or mortgage broker who can help you weigh your options and determine the best course of action for your specific situation.Best of luck with your move and the rental property!

For this dependable brain trust: Please help me in finding a RE lawyer/ expert on easements. 

This will give you a clearer picture of their track record.Maintenance and Vendor Network:A solid property manager will have a trusted network of vendors for maintenance and repairs.

You want someone you trust who understands your investment strategy so they can help grow your portfolio. 

The house in question is located in West Milford, NJ and is a 1963 3 bed 2 bath split level on a pretty level .25 acre lot right outside of town center with natural gas but septic, well, etc.