The plan was to renovate the first 2 or 3 vacated units first, then, after prioritizing the remaining occupied units, have those tenants temporarily (or permanently if they chose to) move over to one of the completed units.

Through collaborations with the right business partners and nonprofit organizations, you may actively serve local communities, provide housing for numerous families, and operate on-site nonprofits to support individuals in need.

Jared I live in Barstow I have some info on contractors that I've gathered I cannot vouch for them personally as I'm currently saving up my chips to buy my first property right now but would love to collaborate or just pick your brain if your interested 

If your wife sees you prioritizing family time over rentals, she’ll warm up to the idea when you show her the numbers coming in over time.

If you're looking to acquire this property at a favorable price, it's advisable not to collaborate with a real estate agent.

So look at this first investment as an opportunity to lower you living expenses and increase savings rate to put yourself in a position to get the next one.Not all investors will agree with me but I prioritize my living situation and overall financial stability of growth I hedge risk with the fact that is if doesn't work I won't be going bankrupt or be foreclosed on.

I agree with Nathan- NARPM is a great place to network for property managers, very collaborative and they collect the most meaninful data in the industry. 

@David Robertson thanks for the detailed feedback you and others have pointed out about the list view, we have prioritized and are tracking changes...appreciate it

I need to save about 660/yr or about 55/m in my capex to make sure I have enough in my reserves to replace that roof.  5.) then I take a look at my list of capex expense estimates and separate the list into urgent/non-urgent and I just prioritize accordingly. 

Frequent work or collaborating on projects becomes an ongoing effort and the cost become more negotiable/flexible.