BF airport 1400 acres , approx 700K passengers.

I finally got in touch with the owner and he was on board for having it taken down.

Once I understood what he wanted that money FOR I was onboard immediately.

Prefer to pick and onboard my own tenants but weigh it against multiple vacancies....Also, other factors include : 1) month to month tenants can be cycled out quicker. 2) Inheriting good tenants can be nice, but inheriting those that were a contributing factor to the owner selling  not so much. 3) getting a detailed rent roll and all the tenant info is a plus (no info =a red flag) and tenants in a program you don't do (like section 8) is a another issue to handle...

Once I buy a multi-family, my property management system onboards the new property.Yes, it's a long road to achieve this level of functionality and expertise.

I have gotten a lot of skeptical land lords in my community on board with my effort.

Trying to structure a complicated deal and get more than one heir on board will probably be about impossible. 

As far as selling the idea to a landlord, if you got a smart landlord, and you explained that your plan was to stay for many years, renting rooms to law students only, I don't see it as impossible to find a landlord to get on board with the idea. 

Would BP be on board to help? 

The below is a good start: - Company Specifics (how many properties do they manage, what type of properties do they manage, how many property managers are employed, how many years have they been in operation, are they licensed)- Pricing (what is the cost to manage the unit, what is the cost, if any, to lease the unit, is there an onboarding fee, is there an early termination cost, are there ad-hoc costs for maintenance, tenant screening, or miscellaneous costs - such as to appear in court if you have an eviction)- Service offerings (do they conduct unit inspections, do they provide cleaning services, do they offer an owner portal to submit requests, do they offer a tenant portal to submit requests)- Financial Services (do they pay bills to vendors on your behalf, do they manage insurance procurement, do they provide you with rent roll, income statement, P&L, general ledger info, do they prepare annual 1099s for vendors, do they manage tax preparation process, do they allow tenants to pay rent online)- Tenant screening process (how do they vet tenants, do they take marketing photos, do they screen tenants, do they handle lease preparation, do they help register new tenants, do they conduct credit/background/reference checks, etc.)