What I recommend is join your local LL association-very low cost and a great resource plus networking.

Like Omar mentioned above my monthly payments are a bit higher because of the loan and the associated PMI however the rent that I take in is high enough that it offsets that difference.

I looked into sub metering through the electric company, but the electrical cost associated was WAY too high for the amount i had budgeted for renovations.

REIA stands for Real Estate Investment Association. 

Given the laws in California, the most likely outcome is to get them out of the unit and charge them for fees associated of replacement.We set the rent just slightly below market given the long term lease agreement, something I terribly regret.

Even during the buying process, my roofstock associate assigned to me Zach Carson provided subpar service.

I also suggest you go out to your local REIA (real estate investors association) meetings and offer your help on people's projects.

As @Odie Ayaga said, also check out MeetUp.com.And be sure to search for landlord association meetings, as well.Enjoy!

Hi @Jonathan Yi, just a quick tip about getting work done on a Condo:  Check what the association requires in terms of insurance from the contractors.

@Joel Owens Yes, I mean by taking the test to become a Broker then to be a Real Estate Associate Broker.Thank you for the tip!