I am taking a study at home bookkeeping course which I am hoping to help me get a job even if it is an hour away.

Bookkeeping and tax information is properly maintained. 

You still have be a great fair and responsive landlord, have strong liability insurance, perhaps even a commercial liability policy, keep airtight bookkeeping and accounting to really limit your risk.

Makes it easier to process the payment and bookkeeping.

The reason I’m leaning towards it is I’m very new to this and a littler nervous to start so I feel they’d be able to help/ guide me in a-lot of different areas (Book-keeping, Finding good tenants, helping me find maintenance, rent collections etc)Then after I start to understand best ways to run it I could just get rid of the property manager, Thoughts?

I see this mistake often - someone assuming a bookkeeper is the same as a tax preparer, which is the same a tax strategist.

For my part, I will be the initial seed money and overall business operations (finding financing, taxes, general bookkeeping). 

At 100 units my recommendation would be to find a real estate bookkeeper if you want to maximize tax savings and get professional financial insight for your portfolio. 

I use a bookkeeper to keep my accounts organized. 

One of the sweetest things about the Series LLC is that it houses all the individual "child" series under a single EIN, and you can operate it through a single bank account with the correct bookkeeping.