Chew on that thought would be my best advice.As far as hiring a property manager in general well, many people do it with good results.

Big burly guys that drive jacked up 4x4s, chew tobacco for breakfast and have a scorpion neck tat.

Biting off more than one can chew in a first deal just because the numbers seem to work is a classic, tried and true, error.Have you ever been a landlord? 

They are big burly guys that smell like diesel fuel, drive jacked up 4x4s, chew tobacco in their sleep, and have a neck tat of a scorpion.

You forgot to include the closing costs for the refi but even so, you've given me something to chew on.

Minimal barking, no damage or chewing and they've never scratched up wood floors.

My renters chew tobacco while they are getting a neck tat.

That's a really big bite to chew for a first time investor........ as a new investor you already have a decently steep learning curve to face...... taking this on makes it WAY steeper and riskier......Bought by another investor that is now trying to offload it....been sitting for awhile.....challenging issues.....new investor...... sounds like a HUGE risk to me......

I'm closing on a three unit in Allentown on Chew street and 12th this Friday. and just received the report from the city inspection.They are asking for the removal of the oil tank in the basement which is something I was thinking of doing but saw no urgency about.

I'll start working my side hustles with urgency however, the virus and ensuing panic is now getting me worried I'll bite off more than I can chew.