-->> My own disclaimer - I understand any replies/comments etc are not legal, tax or financial advice and I should seek out my own professionals and hold anyone responding harmless****************So cliff's notes version - I am an owner in an Assisted Living business - we do just over 6 figures in revenue per month - so not gigantic but nothing to sneeze at either - When I bought the business fall 2017 I found a local bookkeeper that had her own business managing books and outsourcing payroll - she did great - we hummed along and middle to late summer 2018 she completely changed her business focus and I started having problems with her follow through - work was getting done and payroll was completed on time so we moved on as I wasnt ready for the stress of moving to another bookkeeper.  

@Russell Brazil to provide some context, I wanted to Try outsourcing the pming of these properties.

Maybe step one is figuring out if you want to be a landlord yourself or outsource that to a property management company.  

America will have a reckoning for letting these people control our pension funds, outsource our production, and steal our wealth we should have been passing down. 

As you scale you will have a better knowledge of how to vet a property management company and can outsource at that time.

By now, most people are outsourcing their cold calling, so legit all of our companies sound the same to the seller.

You can outsource the operations to other people, but then you'll probably fail material participation test.

I feel like the least forced and the most organic way of building the network is by talking about what you do to the circles you're currently in.Here's a free piece of grey matter outsourcing for you: set up coffee or lunch with a local realtor.  

You need to take the time to learn how to do it right or build I the tools and operations to outsource or hire a full service property management company to make it hands off for you!

Hello Victor- Went through this same situation.I used outsourcing for this- funny enough hates the big companies so started our own.