People hire an agent because they want a representative.

I've been managing for 10 years, and I only hire a plumber if the the furnace is not making heat, or there's a burst pipe. 

Whoever came up with the idea and execution for the little virtual award system deserves a raise.

Most tenants will leave once an attorney is involved.In the future, you should seriously consider hiring a property manager.

@Stephen Earley, I agree with $150 sq/ft estimate when hiring a GC.

Hoping to gain some advice about weather we should hire an attorney or go through the LLC process ourselves.  

Amanda, I hire most of my work out beyond a few things here and there I can handle myself.

Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

When you own an apartment complex that has a minimum of 32 units you will be able to hire a property managed by an experienced Property Management Company on a daily basis and free you up to be more productive. 

I did hire a friend of mine to help tear down a wall and put up a header beam in its place.