A more detailed calculation can always be outsourced. 

You would be extremely frustrated such as myself.Make sure they will be able to finish on time.Have subs that are dependable.Are able to outsource work that they can't complete.Able to provide you with discounted materials.Able to pull permits.Knowledgeable Understand city codesNot over booked with projects in order to focus on your job 

I find it to be a lot of fun, otherwise I'd outsource.

It will be easy as you are just starting out either do it yourself or outsource accounting so you can concentrate on acquisitions. 

I don't know either @Lucia Rushton or @Kyle Mccaw, but I can say that people I respect have recommended Kyle's firm to me if I decide to outsource some of my properties.

Of course I'm biased since I am a bookkeeper, but it's not a bad idea to outsource the bookkeeping and then you don't have to spend hours and hours simply learning how to use a new software.

If I was looking to outsource the task of finding deals to someone else, I would much rather go with someone like Paul.

You can delegate and outsource it to a company.

So is it better to own 100% of a $500k property that has to pay 8-10% for property management company, can't have onsite property manager, has to outsource all maintenance/repairs because no dedicated maintenance guy, etc.

We previously outsourced all of our property management until May 1st this year where we attempted (and failed) to bring the property management in house.Our failure was rooted in being understaffed and unprepared for the transition.