thanks- do you have any idea of what the process of hiring one would look like?

I've known homeowners who have had to hire contractors/engineers to write letters that no repair is necessary - this really enrages homeowners when the suspected error is really obvious. 

On a flip, more yes than no, but on a rental, unless you have gaping holes that let air in, it's a hard no from me.

You can't just lay people off or hire a bunch of dummies if you plan to run a mgmt company, so those 2 options are not an option.

@Gabriel RasconThis is what I got from your post: you want to avoid hiring a property manager and self-manage a freshly-purchased turnkey duplex.

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We now have a systematic way to evaluate, hire team members, build vendor relationships and enter a market successfully.LongevityWe have been in business now for 15 years. 

Just trying to sort out the logistics before I go and hire someone from over there as a cost saving method and then realize I was getting charged up the wooza for every call.

I would recommend that you probably split that profit in the rental of the unit about 90/10 or 90/5/5 assuming you take all of the property management as your responsibility whether or not you hire a property manager or a property management company to be involved in the daily operations and you would manage the manager and keep their monthly reporting that you need.I am assuming you will own the property under your name or a company you own. and/or you control what happens to the property which might be owned by a Partnership company. 

A buddy of mine on the East Coast was looking for part-time work, so I hired him to look up property owners and call them.