Once that happened, I no longer had the time to keep doing it inhouse, so I started outsourcing it to a direct mail company.

I would be involved at every single decision point and would do research and vetting as well - but I'm outsourcing much of the work to someone else. 

Hey all, Recently bought a 3family in my home state of NY and am choosing to do most of the management on my own to cut my teeth and learn what I don't know before I outsource it in the future. 

If the property is not close to where you live I heavily suggest outsourcing your PM.

The concise summary of assets/liabilities/expenses/income was great, along with the distinction between middle-class thinking and rich thinking.I seem to remember reading that the seminars were outsourced at one point, and the company doing that was responsible for the negative reception (or maybe they just took the fall).

As you grow, you might consider outsourcing to a property management company if the workload becomes challenging.Due Diligence:During due diligence, scrutinize the property's financials, condition, and rental history.

I'm assuming you are from California and plan on outsourcing the management to someone local. 

For larger rentals it's essential to outsource the linens to a local laundry mat or wash and fold.

I pay him a daily rate but there are times during the project where I feel things stall ( waiting paint to dry, framing) Would any recommend outsourcing different  projects for more value and quicker turn around?

Jon,I believe what Blake is saying is that Nathan has been able to set up a system to outsource everything.