If you are able to handle some of them a while longer without going crazy, maybe start with one building under management, see if it's what you want as far as lightening your load (it's been my experience that if you don't find a good one, which you won't actually know until issues arise, managing the manager can be as taxing as just calling repairmen yourself), then negotiate to add the others later.

Normal screening procedures, have them fill out my rental application.From the application I can get a great idea of their rental history, employment history, and personality.A few things I have found from other investors and study material that I feel are particularly good are:-Calling the emergency contact, and seeing if they would be willing to help the prospective tenant pay their rent if the "emergency" was to arise.

Landlords here I think are more quick to evict when issues arise. 

I could see that coming back to bite me down the road should any issues arise with the lease. 

Determine that now, so if the situation arises, you know exactly what to do.

As I explained earlier, a llc without charging order protection (most states) can have a judgement against it that arises from a claim against you personally.

It seems as if most of the details/questions arise after you actually file for it. 

I am looking for a NM attorney to handle reviewing LOI's and contracts as well as any issues that arise leading up to and including closing. 

I'd like to find someone I can work with on an ongoing basis as projects arise.

My initial post was a little unclear, the 6 grand would effectively fix the issue I have now, however a second option is the 18000 dollar system that comes with the warranty that not only will fix my problem now, but any other additional probelms that may arise and thats why I am asking.