Pick one niche and master it before tackling another niche.Best of luck!

Below are the open positions:AVENGERS:Tony Stark- I believe this position is for a Lender possible a hard money lender Hulk- Of course, this should be a contractor, ready to rehab future purchases if need beThor- Property Manager, someone that can handle both worlds of landlord and tenantsCaptain America- The great realtor whom is an investment prone, and can handle investors and knows the ways of investing.Honorable Mention Black Panther- Possible a partner/JV, who would like to provide their skills and assistant in building something special.I am a newbie(Spiderman), but i am ready to tackle the world.

The next pressing issue we felt we needed to tackle right away was the lack of grounding on our electrical service.

Meaning, the rate could be higher.....or the loan might be shorter (like a 15 year loan or something)....or the rate might be a variable rate.....and I have most certainly seen ALL THREE of those on some loans of this type.I would certainly tackle the questionnaire item first. 

And in your experience if I decided to tackle this head on as you say what does the average work week look like hours wise?

It has been 15 months now and I have certainly learned a lot.The answer really comes down to what you plan on tackling yourself vs what you plan on hiring out.Rent Collection can be a pain if you are waiting on a check to be mailed to you or if you go door to door collecting BUT there are several online options available now that make it much easier.Accounting is not too bad, just make sure you are doing it regularly...I spend about 30 mins-1 hour per week and it is very doable...just make the time for it and stay consistent.Maintenance is by far the most difficult aspect...if you are not a handy man then you will need to hire out the repair.

But it was actually a bit fun , Tackled a project , learned something new , and saved a bit of money . 

I understand managing the tenants may be a headache, but I am confident the information i've been consuming here on the site, from the book (on managing rental property) and the bp podcast that i along with my "core 4" should be able to tackle most if not all issues in regards to undesirable tenants.

Occasionally, some Brokers will send us deals that have been marketed and maybe an expired listing only to find the deal on our trash OR in the spam section of my emails. 

I wanted to take what I had learned, what I thought I knew and tackle it head on without second guessing myself.So it started a little something like this.