Switching back and forth can cause you to lose a lot of the benefits of staying the course and keeping things like deprecation recapture and tax deferred. 

Thank youJemma Of course I know them all.

It sounds like you need to consult with Eviction attorney, CPA/ Tax professional, Great Realtor and Lender for this.

Just want to be as professional as possible, thank you ! 

I have talked to some Professional (Larger) PM's than me.

We will be moving to Texas in a year or so and I’m planning on getting my RE license AND taking courses for Transaction Coordinator.

Real estate meetups or online forums can be gold mines for this kind of info.Detailed Inspection: Consider hiring a professional inspector with experience in renovations to give you a detailed rundown of what needs to be done.

They want to make you their puppet, they think they know it all and of course they want a volume discount.

We have the mountains of course, but also Watauga Lake, Boone N.C., and the Virginia Creeper Trail and the Appalachian Trail that both go through Damascus VA which is a short drive away.

.; finding, analyzing, acquiring, and managing a property), then it becomes exponentially more difficult.Think of it this way: forming and managing a team of real estate professionals (agent, inspector, property manager, contractor, etc., etc.) without any real estate experience is a bit like trying to form and manage a law firm without any legal experience, or trying to establish and manage an auto repair shop without any automotive experience--those would be monumental challenges even locally, but doing it from hundreds of miles away is near impossible.