I would prefer to be able to do all of my management duties on my phone.  

Take an off duty cop, if you can hire one, or a burly friend with you to inspect your unit. 

I'm 25 years old, newly married, no kids, and doing side gigs to save $ before beginning Active Duty.

I supplied a new lease agreement to sign mid Sept. for 2 reasons: One I thought their lease was up June 2017(misread lease agreement), and two the tenant was responsible for lawn care as part of lease, and has let it go terribly, so I was relieving them of their lawn care duties.

I have the cash allocated for the 3.5% down and the renovation cost but not 100% of closing, that's why its vital that the seller pays these if the deal is going to happen.

Wow I'm impressed.Investments raise or sink on mangement.I hope you included some sort of fine if your tenants fail to perform their required maintenance duties.

It's vitally important to know who you are working with, and have the history of the players involved.

I just left active duty in the military so I am transitioning back to civilian slowly.

Or, do you own a home at your current duty station but plan to sell it and retire somewhere else?

He's gone above and beyond the call of duty, and I highly recommend him.