It's just good blocking and tackling that's useful in every business.Keep good communications with the tenant.

SPECIFIC instructions for each sub and check behind them and in front of them to make sure that they did what they were supposed to do, and that the site is 100% prepped for the next man in.This means that you really need to have a functional understanding of what's involved at every step in the process... otherwise, frustration and misery will be your lot in life.If this is your first or even second rodeo, you might be better off hiring someone to do the management for you, and watching what they do before you try and tackle it yourself.Word of caution - beware the handyman who claims to be able to do "absolutely everything"... houses are complicated products, and I personally don't trust someone who claims to be a master at every aspect of construction.

Using TLD's like .house also may indicate spam to some technologies. 

I had no idea anyone else at work did this sort of thing until I started mentioning it in our intranet spam room.  

Three key skills (among the many) will help anyone get started...As a rehabber or fix-and-flipper, building a buyers list is probably the first task to tackle.

Your email may be in their spam folder. 

How do I block people that spam info I'm not interested in in the Market Place?  

I did most/all of the work and I learned a great deal about what to sub out and what to tackle myself.I also learned that flips are time consuming and don't build long term wealth.  

@Alyssa De Los Santos There's a lot to your posts here so I'll try to tackle one at a time:Multi-family, not in lower income neighborhoods - In Texas, owning property is so inexpesive in relation to other markets.  

Feel free to PM me & we discuss further and/or I'll connect you with some newer investors who tackled multi-family up front and have had success.