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@Griffin Malcolm  Remember this , Professional contractors are not sitting around waiting for the phone to ring so they can work .

I've seen professional property managers get stuck with a tenant that hasn't paid rent or allowed an inspection in three years.

I get where are you coming from, 10 years ago I bought a course :how to invest in real estate , but raising my teenager daugthers by myself and having a 80 hours week job didn't work for me, but I ALWAYS fantazise with the idea, well my daugthers now are professionals and doing their own lives .

Taking courses and seeking additional knowledge are excellent steps as you gear up for your first real estate investment.

Can’t let go of good tenants Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

It's crucial to conduct thorough research, consult with local professionals, and be prepared for unexpected expenses.If you're uncertain about specific local regulations or tax implications, consider consulting with a real estate professional, accountant, or attorney who can provide guidance based on your unique situation and the local market conditions.

I would seek out an Insurance Broker in your area.

.- Real Estate Rookie - it's designed for people just like you who are getting started and seeking to understand terms, concepts, and processes...it's like a crash course to build knowledge in real estate- Bigger Pockets Podcast - this was their first podcast and it contains invaluable examples of other investors, situations they've encountered, and how they got to where they are today.

You will need to disburse funds annually to each property LLC - but if they are all single-member LLCs this may not be required and only the PM LLC will need a bank account, etc.This is not legal or tax advice, so be sure to check with tax attorney and/or tax professional.