"She doesn't boom but she doesn't but either"The only issue I see with your strategy is scalability. 20-40 units often get crushed with expenses because of the lack of economies of scale. 100+ units are actually easier to manage :)Happy hunting!

I’m managing a rental property for an out of state landlord.

You will build skills and experience in acquiring and managing the duplexes that will help you with real estate projects large and small. 

Also, I'm looking for property management referrals if you have any in mind.Lastly, I have a few in mind, but it would also be helpful if anyone can recommend good appliance warehouses in the greater Detroit area. 

I'd like to check into using a property management company for my first property, then I'll add it to my second.

Full disclosure I am the services manager for WealthAbility.

After years of using a property management company, I'm looking to self manage two 4 bedroom/2 bath student housing condos I own in a college town. 

They offer wealth management but they also offer joint venture deals where they look for partners to purchase Multi-Million dollar REI portfolios. 

Hi NYC neighbors and out of area investors: I'm wanting to know how many of you have chosen to use a hired manager for your long term hold rentals.  

I helped a young kid purchase a 4-unit he was going to house hack and manage, so I got him a nice Dewalt drill set.