My wife is kind of on board, but not really wanting to dedicate her time to learn it.

So if my firm hired someone to raise equity for us, and of course they wanted compensation based mainly on how much equity they could raise us, what would you think is fair breakdown (yes this is legal, I've consulted...

Property management can help reduce liability by:● Screening for high-quality tenants● Assuring property conditions and safety● Evicting tenants following applicable laws and local statutes● Inspecting units before and after lease terms● Providing rent and security deposit collection● Handling lease signing and terminationA dedicated property manager can help reduce your risk of legal trouble by assuring that your lease and property follow all applicable rules and regulations.

Not only because it's a big responsibility, but also because finding a deal worthy of the trust of your investors, and finding those investors to begin with, is a business unto itself.But the dedicated will persevere.

The voicemail and dedicated business number might cut down on the amount of heat coming your way.

My recommendation is to just put one up and let it sit there to marinate and age until you can dedicate the necessary attention it would need to rank on page 1 or until you can hire an seo guy to take care of it but trust me it's so worth it.

I am extremely well organized and have great communication skills.Have no problem of dedicating necessary time to educate myself and establishing the right contacts to make the project a success.Now as far as my project goes here is my preferred scenario:I would like to acquire a residential property in about a year or so from now with as higher equity ratio as possible.

So I would have had to dedicate several purchases to Stockton to make it worth my while..

(I definitely couldn't support a dedicated technician with just one property.)

After speaking with a buyer and what they were seeking in a property, I quickly realized it takes dedication and many hours of research.