You won't have an objective helper or a second set of eyes to catch things.

But, we still hire outside to make sure we don't miss anything.If we had not hired an inspector when we first started, we would have not caught countless items, and would have overpaid on every deal.If you're going to hire a property manager, and expect them to give you an objective analysis, good luck.

You can go to Chamber of Commerce meetings, if you belong to a religious organization that’s a great way to network.

Feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications if it's a larger organization.2.

@Travis Andres as someone who has done a few Grant Cardone events and courses, these are my thoughts.I like the guy on a personal level, but I will NEVER give his organization another dime.

I'm a female in late 30s with pretty active and positive personality, easy to get along with, clean, organized, and respectful of personal space, and would be expecting the same from you.

Although single moms may be the majority, I plan on partnering with local organizations and non-profits that may market my rentals to individuals using their services.

Once you've determined your objectives, look for markets preferably close to yours with active job growth, population growth and an economy without too much fluctuation.

With your skills and background I would guess you would be best utilized with a larger organization that has the deal volume to afford to pay you full time.

I own a duplex that is leased to an organization that has recovery programs and group housing for men and women.