Starting CapEx - I have included about 10K for improvements over the first year (paint, carpet, Gfci outlets, W/D hookups, prep Attic for AirBnB) but I didn't include roof.2. 

Cash flow gives landlords a buffer should unexpected things change. 

Start building up those reserve funds as well because things will come up that require unexpected funding.

Not really that unexpected.  

As you can read above, Payton had left the company for an unexpected opportunity and we failed to adequately forward his email address.  

Unexpected repairs and maintenance of apartment is inevitable and it is the responsibility of the property owner to fix it and it should also be in your expenses estimates yearly, you must have a maintenance plan and have funds  reserves to take care repairs particularly unexpected liability and expenses when the need arise to continuously improve and increase the real property  asset value in order to increase earnings. 

I have had a few evolutions in my current career plus a few unexpected situations that hasn't allowed me to enter the market but I have been researching various possibilities and currently looking at a couple of opportunities. 

Might want to make sure the kitchen outlets (and bath) are GFCI protected (hard to tell if they are in the photos).

I feel grounded with BP, but definitely open to all outlets of information (hopefully that are helpful and tested)!

I want to do a new:kitchen (cabinets, tiles floors, granite counter tops, backsplash)new bathroom (tub, toilet, vanity tile floor)Interior: refinish floors, replace a few doors, replace all outlets/light switches, patch and paint all wallsExterior: a couple roof and gutter repairs, and paint exterior trim/window/sofit/facia.So its not a big renovation, mechanicals are all good.So my question, should I find a GC to handle all this?