I routinely turn down new clients because there is just no way to make some property cash flow.

You can keep an eye on things just by doing your normal routines.

Houses are routinely gone within a week now with multiple offers at full or over the list price.

But practice and routine will become easier so you can overcome your fear.

The management company I use for my long term rentals has several employees that get their degree from Stout in Property Management and routinely hire part time help that are working towards that degree.  

If you have a busy 9-5 routine but have the money to get started and don't have enough time, turnkey companies provide some of the best resources to scale your portfolio.

Don't look back in 10 year and do the "would've, could've, should've" routine.

Once someone rents they have to send a picture of their drivers license and a selfie of them holding their drivers license (yes, I routinely ask strangers to send me selfies). 

At one period of my life, I routinely worked 60 hour weeks, lived on my OT and banked my regular salary. 

This is neither lawn care or routine upkeep.