I use that term because I'm fully aware of the license requirement for a Property Manager.As a Maintenance Coordinator the individual would be responsible for coordinating any work to be performed. 

For ME (and hopefully at least one other person) allowing myself to accept the idea of being mediocre to be an acceptable person has freed my thinking to expand where I see those top level performers.

If you haven't yet bought a property, I would focus solely on that task first.  

Myself and others listen to the podcasts while performing some type of activity.

Disclaimer: The information provided here is for educational purposes only, past performance is never a guarantee of future performance.Additional sources:https://www.apartmentdata.com/databases/marketlineADSonline_TXAU.pdfhttps://www.recenter.tamu.edu/articles/technical-report/outlook-for-the-texas-economy

I recently had a client that went through this - the local permitting office required that a GC come out and inspect the property and perform any required work, and then they would inspect the addition. 

. - A full gut of the home was performed.- A bathroom was added.- Exterior siding and all new windows. - Total private money in the deal $104,000.- The whole project took only took 4 weeks to complete.- The home went pending twice with the same agent causing delays and additional hold costs. 

How does a renovated property will perform in this depressed rental market?

Which company was the provider, how long have you had the property, and how has it performed? 

That seems like an impossible task.