After a little over three years as a Leasing Consultant was I able to tackle my first Property Manager role in a 58 unit lease up building. 

I really liked the idea of having tenants in place initially as it was the peace of mind knowing that finding tenants is one thing I didn't need to tackle right off the bat. 

If you can find one in your area, that would be the best way to tackle this problem. 

What price range rehabs do you plan on tackling?

Interested in 1-4 units that I can either tackle myself or with a partner in the Durham, NC or Johnson City, TN markets (100-250k) or larger multi-family JVs or syndications anywhere but Fl, Ca, and northeast US.

You are all so helpful and having BP as a resource removes any doubt we may have had in our abilities to tackle any issue. 

I like the hands on stuff, but always have a list of go to guys in case I decide k don't want to tackle a certain scope myself.

I recommend a traditional law firm so you have an advisor freom the start and as you grow, they can customize your set up, and help tackle any issues that come up as you go.

if you're getting into note buying, I would work with performing notes first before tackleing non-performing.

If you're not armed, you need to tackle him and stop the threat.