However they are usually hired by the association, not an individual unit owner.The seller may (or maybe not) be offering owner financing because the condo complex does not qualify for FHA, FannieMae or conventional financing.

This is inevitably going to cut into the bottom line, but usuing an experienced project manager for your first project is going to teach you valuable lessons instead of having to learn the hard way. 

I pick up a no trespass notice at the local police station, fill it out and give it to the individual.

@Shay Singh - I bought 18 properties in 9 months and used a commercial lender (US Bank)It was not a portfolio loan, they are individual standard commercial loans but I did 3-5 at the same time. 

The LLC recently bought it's first property, you did not... so that transaction would likely not affect your individual status as a potential first time home-buyer. 

Just find a good mentor to shadow, someone willing to impart from his/her experience, take them to lunch and make yourself useful to them, and they will teach you.Here some recent articles good for starters:- one to raise you up: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/3-important-questions-starting-investing-real-estate/- one to bring you back down to earth: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/dont-just-dabble-in-real-estate-investing/- one in the middle: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/cheap-free-steps-today-pro/- https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/03/22/10-lethal-mistakes-avoid-real-estate-investment/?

Also, Fannie Mae's limit for mortgaged properties is 10 per individual meaning you can have 10 and your wife can have 10. 

I am doing the same thing as you.I have figured out the markets I want to be in and why.You have to not only look at States but individual neighborhoods. 

We willcoordinate as much as possible with the electrician to meet your expectations for a finished project according toyour plans/ scope of work, however ultimately the final responsibility of that individual performance is that of theproperty owner.6.

That is too dependent on the individual to determine.