This enables you to get your feet wet while seeing how the experience goes and once you get that settled in and you're comfortable with your processes then I'd start branching out into other investments whether it be local to you or out of state. 

Just to clarify, this isn’t property management; instead, I focus on making the process smooth and stress-free for you.

If you have a property manager, they can help you a lot with this process.

Rest assured; the process is designed to be straightforward. 

How have you gotten aligned with your co-buyers in the past (any exercises, tools, resources, processes, etc you've used) and how might you do things going forward?

@Alex Stepanov Have you performed any "due process" notifications of the tax debtors? 

This would then make the process go quicker for you.

Timothy, I hope everything went well for you in this process!

If they are treating the property poorly, I would give them a 7-day notice to fix the problem and if not fixed I would start the eviction process.

You need to know what you're doing or to have someone that can walk you through the process.