I've used someone on Yelp for a couple of appliance fixes and a family friend who helped with an electrical problem, those have been fine but there isn't a system in place to easily route problems to solutions.My question is, for DIY landlords out there, how do you assemble a list of service providers when you first became a landlord (e.g. handyman, plumber, electrician, etc)? 

Decent cabinets can be delivered and are assembled.

Yeah they'll write the listing (probably poorly) and hire the photographer, but as far as I know they're not going to order a couch and assemble a dining table and stock the kitchen and all that jazz so you've gotta do that either way.FWIW if you're really intent in not traveling to set it up, I did hire someone to do that part for me in one of my properties where some family health issues came up and I really couldn't get away for a week. 

I am usually not for flipping, but so unbelievably grateful for the experience and the team I got to assemble.

First post:) We live in Midcoast Maine, are new to real estate investing and are looking to assemble a team.Any recommendations on lenders and agents ect. versed in investing? 

It is important to get your team assembled as soon as possible. 

I have been assembling my cash buyers list, and finding deals.

Once you find a resourceful agent, usually the rest of the team is fairly easy to assemble based on referrals.

How are the non-accredited investor you're pitching going to assemble the funds to make them suitable for investment in the syndication you're hoping to invest in? 

I found the property and assembled the team, and I will be the managing member of the LLC - and I have negotiated a % of the deal in return.