As it relates to an onsite manager, one strategy is to interview the existing tenants to find a capable, trustworthy, willing person to be your manager.

I have a list of PM's i am interviewing for their services and to understand what i need to do in order to maximize rental income.

I’m in the process of finding a property manager now, and have 2 interviews upcoming.

@Gilberto Fuentes Absolutely pre covid we had trainings that are included in the package you spoke of.I did what we call full immersion wear you and a group go to coaching,then get on a bus and visit 3 properties,to do repair estimates and what to look for.One thing we get is a repair estimator program as well as a deal analyzer that plugs all the numbers in and tells you the profit.My first flip I had 1 hour to figure out a bid price repairs and an ARV.I bid 55k I figured 30k in repairs and 10k in holding cost and closing.I won the bid against about 12 other investors,my repair cost were 27k and my holding cost went up to 17k.I was moving too slow and interviewing contractors.I still pulled out just over 30k in profit.This deal would have been a perfect BRRRR.I could have pulled every penny of my money and rented for 1200 a month but I wanted the cash.

Be thorough in your due diligence, take time interviewing the right company and team to work with because you know you care about you money more than anyone else.If you decide you'd like to invest in Detroit, I'm happy to talk to you more about the market and help you in the right direction.

I’ll reach out and have an interview with a new realtor. 

I would interview, at least three and ask the following questions.

But now you fever hear about wholesaling on the podcasts, one time they interviewed a young guy who was doing very well and they were just so unenthusiastic about it.

Regardless of how you find them, try to interview at least three managers1.

It's more about the mindset you need to help you pick the strategy that will actually work for you, and it breaks down info on the industry, interviews successful investors to help paint a day-in-the-life-of for each of the more well-known strategies, and is basically geared towards helping new investors not drown right out of the gate.