The bottom line is if your house is vacant, keep searching for a tenant and tell this one that once she gets approved and gets her appointment with the local HA to call and you will let her know at that time if the property is still available at that time.

Im looking for any investor who might be neighborhood searching, checking out houses, checking on their own houses or doing anything at all related to the properties that you own that I might be able to tag along?

I left my previous job in the Tech world in search for adventure (found a sailing boat) and have just made my first single home purchase in order to get my hands dirty and learn by doing and most possibly messing up a few times. 

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We have had a guest burn down a sauna and shed, forget to leave on the day of departure (twice, both resulting in forest ranger searches, ugh).

Depending on the county you're interested in, I would search that county's site for a tax calculator and enter purchase prices and townships to get an idea of the bill.

You having an online presence and marketing tool to get high quality tenants quickly and efficiently. 

I would search out another attorney, or contact your CPA and have them give you prices.

I do have large commercial REIT's etc. where they handle everything and you just find them the property and I do search for them from time to time.

@Talita Oliveira You should search for local OH  self-storage investors here on BP and then reach out to them directly.