You could do a few deals with that person as you grow.

Since Sief Khafagi was a Meta/Facebook employee, I (and hundreds of others) trusted him when he sought out capital for real estate investments (he claimed to be doing these projects himself, he never clearly mentioned that he was just an 'investor relations' person as he claimed later on when things went south).

@Brian M. As

As a listing agent, I want buyers to see the property in person as much as humanly possible before we negotiate.

I feel this house is on the early end of revitalization.I also reached out to the hospital to try and connect with their travel nurse housing person, as well as a rural med school that sends med students to this hospital for their yearly rotations.

Originally posted by @Adam Craig:Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Mike M.  as

If you actually want to be a decent person, as well as, a good landlord, stay away from property management companies!

Both virtually and possibly occasionally in person as well!

It would also be wise to get a lean release from the person as well as any subcontractors that they use on your job.Good Luck! 

I’m arranging to have a local handyman + general maintenance person as people that I can reach out to if guests need anything, but wondering how to contract/pay them?