If it is to have a vacation home that someone else helps pay for then maybe.  

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It's not a popular sentiment, but sometimes just giving to help someone else is the right thing to do!!! 

I won't make any profit on it, but he's paying the bills and our hope is that he will buy it from me in 1-2 years or we'll keep it as a rental and he'll buy something else.

Something else?  

Given what you have said I will put it this way--I have never lent on a property nor would I lend on a property where that property was the Primary Residence (I am considering the phrase Primary Residence to be interchangeable with the phrase Personal Residence) of the borrower.Adhering to that trumps all else--yes?

I saved so much to mess it up even once!

In the meantime, they will apply for credit, apartments, and utilities through someone else's name.In regards to garnishing wages, unless the tenant works in a higher-paying field or for a certain company that pays more than other similar companies (doubtful), the ex-tenant is just going to leave their job and get another one, and you need to restart the process (after you find out where they are now working).

Is there anything else I am missing that anyone would recommend a property manager for that would be hard to do myself?

You know yourself and your unique situation more than anyone else.