Work even if doesn't fit your 'style'.  

I have come across a property that is a 4 unit multifamily in the form of 3 separate houses (2 SFR style and a duplex).

I just recently purchased a home for myself 6 months ago and am ready to invest in rental properties preferably a duplex style home first..I will allow my work ethic and passion to speak for how serious I take this..I just need an opportunity to learnThanks, Shane R.

Everyone has their own style, but in my opinion...I understand where your going; but to me the whole point of a pm is to not deal with tenants.

My management style thus far has been to maintain personal contact.

What you don't want is to find that people are generally buying homes of a different style or different number of bedrooms/bathrooms and you sit with your shiny remodeled house waiting to sell.

I do plan to have it a little lower and include a commission style pay as well.Any insight would be great please and thank you.

So, in the quest of finding opportunities and trying to make sense of what niche is better suited for my passive style of investing (which I see myself as), I came across this GC who does everything, even maintain books.  

$425 for a 2/1 cape style single family.  

I'm looking for ideas and options to transition from a self employed carpenter to investing in rehabs or at least working for other forced appreciation style investors.