If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

Hey Brahm, Communication and organization are the most important aspects of a property manager in my opinion.

I have expertise in all areas of healthcare management, well-versed in communicating complex concepts to patients while maintaining structure and organization in high-pressure situations.

Namely, the absence of a ledger and debits/credits, and the way it organizes accounts. 

Forced appreciation potential (which it sound like there is with half of units unrehabbed) and a strong path to organic rent growth as well.

All of this would depend on your schedule and your ability to organize it.

I'd be happy to assist and look forward to building with you all.Career Background: I've worked in corporate real estate for a while as a property manager, leasing agent, property transaction coordinator for a non-profit and have had tremendous success within this field in the start of my career. - Managed internal and external client communication adhering to deadlines and compliance regulations.

I've been doing a lot of legwork like organizing the LLC, setting up funding, bank accounts, etc. so that when I can start looking at properties again I will be prepared to make an offer.

It is very large group that recently became part of a very large holding organization with total yearly revenues of $900M. 

I will also send them a list of organizations that could help struggling people with food and rent in the area.