Only asking since most newcomers to wholesaling get caught up in the aspect of having "all their ducks in a row" that they forget to focus on what actually matters: deals. 

It is missing one aspect of property management - maintenance requests/tracking.I'd say Stessa is great for managing one to 20 units.  

I would not add much, a simple bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and hvac.Another aspect of this deal is that the building is listed as a historic building and thus could qualify for some grants. 

If you have a good screening process that checks all aspects of their background, you'll weed them out through other means.

You've got to bring your A-game in all aspects.

Positions like these can provide valuable exposure to different aspects of real estate while helping you network with other professionals.

With the exception of finding the tenants (I use an agent) I manage all maintenance aspects of the property but am coming to a point where I might want to move on and considering doing a 1031 exchange to of course avoid Cap Gains and invest in another property closer to my primary residence.

Now, despite this it is profitable, but key aspect is the special annual grants they get for having that % of total portfolio as subsidized housing.

Hopefully someone with a stronger intellect with spreadsheets will comment on that aspect.  

I wanted to try my hand in self managing for the rest of this year, mainly for the experience aspect.