Amanda, I hire most of my work out beyond a few things here and there I can handle myself.

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Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

When you own an apartment complex that has a minimum of 32 units you will be able to hire a property managed by an experienced Property Management Company on a daily basis and free you up to be more productive. 

I did hire a friend of mine to help tear down a wall and put up a header beam in its place.

You can offer to rent a truck, hire a couple movers, pay them cash, etc.

After you get some experience, I highly recommend paying up and hiring a property manager. 

Just co-mingle money 1 time, or self manage the properties or do any of the work on the properties yourself rather than hiring a property manager or contractors to perform the work and that can be used to pierce the veil. 

Point taken on seperate meters in the future, but it's probably not worth the thousands of dollars I'd have to spend just to save $35/month.Also fwiw I interviewed 7 PMs before I hired.

I hired a contractor to handle things while I was away.