He has a full time job with his own computer and software company and has pretty much allowed me to get in charge of all activities in the US. 

I'm a software engineer here in San Francisco.

Hello BP community, I've been a long time listener of the podcast and I've been house hacking my current property for about 2 years with a good amount of success.  I'm looking for 4 things out of joining the community...

These are the ones I monitor closely and once day 3-5 rolls around BAM 14 day notice for eviction in hopes of smarting them up.

Hello, my name is Chris Polanco and I'm currently a full-time Graduate student at the University of Scranton getting my Masters in Software Engineering.

Because of the way the deal is structured we are still under the insurance policy that he had in place (his is much less than we can currently insure the structure for).The manager has offered to put the set in his backyard (he lives in the single family home) so it can be monitored easily.What advice would you give me in this situation?

Im not sure what kind of real estate investor you are Alex, but consider the following:Bookkeepers and Accountants who 1. specialize in real estate transactions, 2. have connections to financing professionals that they are willing to expose you to3. willing to setup your books correctly instead of just continuing as you are4. specialize in tax services 5. is willing to work with the software you currently use

Sitelink or Centershift Property management software (or is the mgmt company using something different?)

I have full access to theMLS, so I can look and compare Sold properties (Comps) in the area I am buying in.The software exceeds any other public software out there like Zillow or Redfin.2.

I'm extremely well versed in property title and succession issues, if you are working probate leads, and I use skiptracing software for those harder to reach less competitive type prospects.