More than likely, I would train a part-time helper to do all the piddly tasks for me and I'd stick with nothing more than signing leases and do the "Broker only" stuff that my state requires a license for to PM someone elses' property.So, yes, the OP will probably not want that, already having to deal with two tech companies. 

Get another estimate or just do it yourself with some helpers.

In this case, you would be saving ~20% of revenue for a Property Management company and simply paying your onsite helper by the hour when their assistance is needed.In regards to your question, you might not need a long credit/employment history and don't let that hold you back. 

Working with an owner currently who is settling for over $250,000 on a "contractor" when his 1099 helper fell off a  2 foot step  ladder.

I buy small single-family rentals, fix them up alone and with helpers, and rent them out.

He has 2 helpers neither of them are skilled we are actually convinced he keeps them there for company and to clean up in the afternoons.

You just need random helpers for other tasks but they’re always a case by case basis.

A grocery store "could" send her to jail for shoplifting a $1.99 box of Hamburger Helper. 

I figured I can start off by gutting properties and build from there especially because I have plenty of helpers who can gut but not build.

Hire a helper if desired to do low-value, "go fer" tasks.