You can do alot of the actual leg work in a project as if you were really buying and see how the project property really fairs using the programs.

Don't fall off your chair! 

., wheel chair, walker, etc., some states (if not all) will make you accommodate these individuals at THEIR expense, and then they are responsible for putting the rental unit back to the condition that  it was when they rented it. 

But I'd like to think I've got a leg up on the other part timers because I've got Bigger Pockets in my corner :)Account Closed I just joined my first REIA last week here in my area and I love it.Thanks for the help.Thanks guys for the help and answering my stupid question.I'm sure I'll have more stupid questions later!

It's not complicated, you just want to make sure you get it right and set the assets up correctly from the start from a depreciation schedule perspective, so you shouldn't have to spend an arm and a leg or get anyone, in particular, that is overly specialized in real estate.   .   

When I first came to Birmingham, AL I wasn't looking for an agent but rather a PM who can legally give me info an agent cannot.Don't expect any agent (Especially if you deal with REOs or HUD) to do the legs work for you.

@Michael Krupp I'm glad that someone who is mentoring is not looking to charge an arm and a leg to help people understand Real Estate.

I'm putting up my own money for campaigns and doing whatever leg work needs to be done etc.

With your potential partner (your boss), you could have a leg up along with your personal mentor community here on BP.Jump in and ask away, the more active you are on the site, the faster you will learn.

@Steve Babiak you're not wrong, there is ABSOLUTELY crime in that area, but @Dan Powers has some legs to stand on.