Bottom line, there risk in either scenario but probably a little more if you outsource to a PM.

But I want to outsource our financial analyzing and underwriting of our multifamily deals.I'm talking larger deals 100+ units, (not you 5 or 10 unit deals).Any help would be appreciated.

Maintenance as in remodeling, repairs, installation, etc.So, what level of property maintenance do you engage in, or do you just outsource it all to a third party contractor?

It is just better to outsource that job to a realtor.The only situation I could see it being advantageous for you to sell it yourself would be if it a complete dump and only a flipper would be willing to buy it.

@Mark Gallagher  real estate at this level is ALL about sales and marketing.. you can outsource the direct mail and all of that.. but then as my dad always said  RE is belly to Belly.. you have got to be able to close.. and many simply can't its not in their skill set

For fulfillment you can do it yourself to save money if you're broke, but ultimately if you want better response rates and focusing your time on value-add, then you'll want to outsource fulfillment to a shop that has economies of scale and can offer you great rates (see attached).

It will be really tough to manage the properties yourself working and commuting all those hours so you'll likely want to outsource your property management.  

I plan on outsourcing the property management which I have been factoring in to my expenses.

If you're doing it yourself, and looking to outsource, why not hire someone you trust to do that specific job? 

Yeah, once I'm making some money I'll outsource the whole process down the way.Best,JTMAnd no one uses toner to do mass mailing, if that's what you mean by 'inkjet.'