More and more people are outsourcing to India and other countries that will do days of work for about $20.

You are not being sued solely because you are an officer of the company, you are being sued for something you did or caused to happen.Avoid this by managing the company, but outsourcing day to day management of the property to professional property managers.Just how I see it.

I outsource these types of deals to other SS investors in my area who want to work them in exchange for a percentage of the profits.There are 3 "gurus" who specialize in this niche and if you do some research on google you should be able to locate their courses.

They would like to sell more properties, but they out-source most of the services including property management.

My attorney seems like he just outsources a paralegal to get these things done and has no idea what is going on.

For investors (or investment companies) that outsource their property management (PM) functions and are also active in purchasing and selling real estate, I'm thinking one option is for the investor to purchase, either entirely or a percentage (e.g. 50%), a brokerage company.

Electrical I do like to kick out myself (And it doesn't take long to do), and HVAC/Plumbing generally doesn't really need a plan to do their thing.I outsource foundation design to an engineer.

I will self manage for a while to understand the work but will eventually outsource it.

NO MORE FREE MONEYFree "Job based" education for students graduating with a GPA of 3.5 of above & they keep it for 4 years as long as they maintain high scholastic standards.Change our trade practices to make it to expensive to out source jobs.GET MONEY OUT OF POLITICSI'm sure I could write a list 100 points long.

Outsourcing Property Management isn't terribly difficult but it will require some due diligence on your part.