Any PM worth their salt would have already served notice and had the ball rolling on eviction and just looped you in on the situation. 

(Speaking as someone who's not yet formed _any_ entity, so grab your salt)This article seems to match what I've read/heard. 

You are going to have some amazing guests who will touch your heart, and they will be immediately followed by some finicky frugal Freddie who will steal your salt and pepper shakers.

-A higher pitch roof has a higher cost and should be considered if your duplex will be infill into an area where there are other homes with the roof pitch, but failing that we have not found that it has a real impact on appraisal (we are in an area of lower pitched homes however so take this with a grain of salt depending on your market) and a lower pitch roof means lower maintenance and capex costs.

Both are books you should also take a look at but ALWAYS know there is a spectrum to everything and take everything with a grain of salt.

@Paul Kubin Take this advice with a grain of salt. 

No don't hire a PM until you can scale - that landlord experience is worth it's weight in goldHappy to connect and talk through more questions any time - my answers are just based on my personal experience so take them with a grain of salt!

After 40 + years in real estate, I have seen the guru industry grow from a few guys teaching others about their own success (by way of $99 seminars, $249 for “books and tapes” ) to $40,000 full mentoring programs with enrollees being mentored by “operations” personnel (who may no experience whatsoever) with marketing programs put together by one of 5 firms located in Las Vegas or Salt Lake City.  

Go to Sherwin Williams and get some good paint, take off the hardware and paint them yourselves in an afternoon.If you can get someone to spray the doors and drawers outside it will look the best.

Hey Jordan, I would take that with a grain of salt.