You can jump around until you find one that eventually turns out to be good, or you can educate yourself on what a good property manager looks like, screen multiple options, and then choose one that suits your needs and has an established reputation.Of course it's not a guarantee, but screening potential property managers will greatly reduce the likelihood that you will have problems so commonly referred to in these forums.I would also point out tthat property managers are typically licensed by your state which means they have a responsibility to you and your money.

Even with bad credit you can get funding to buy a property and establish cashflow but at some point you have to remember to pay for the opportunity extended to you. 

The classes I taught were: "Money Management Matters", "The Inquiry and Interview", and "How to Establish and Maintain Good Landlord-Tenant Relationships".3.

The only drawback with some of the more established neighborhoods is the amount of updating some of the homes need as I do the agent previews of the homes in the area.

An LLC is known to be established as a liability ploy, a business write off matter for small investors.

Im 18 and still establishing my credit right now so there is still time i think before i can make my first purchase.

Taking the offer" is not the same as "Accepting an Offer"; the latter implies the contract has been established (aka offer, acceptance &  consideration), the earnest money paid and the escrow for the sale has been opened.Typically between the Taking and Accepting is a flock of negotiations via Counter Offers which leads to Acceptance.

Once you are very established and have a large marketing budget go ahead and try it.

They would potentially help you do the deal and share in the success.As far as your goal of 30, it's a good start, establishing a track record with partners and investors is key.Good luck!

If you can take a Saturday and visit properties on the area you're interested in and see what the interior finishes are like before overspending to compete with current product on the market. 5) Baltimore can be a good area to build a portfolio, make sure you understand the market within the different neighborhoods, How to use them to obtain your financial goals, and establish relationships within the industry, It'll make investing much easier and cheaper whether you're only doing one property or starting your portfolio.Hope this helps, Let me know if you have any other questions.