@Guy Azta Depending on your neighborhood it can be difficult finding a good PM who is motivated to manage.

Whether it would work as well as you hope will depend on the neighborhood and market. 

I was told that I must have an LLC and if I am going to use a borrow/partner they must be a member of the organization.

So here’s the situation:My husband and I bought a SFR under an LLC in a transitional (early stage) neighborhood.

If you don't find anything and are willing to help develop something that fits your needs, I'm building a landlord app that's focused on helping individuals track and organize things related to managing their real estate investments. 

The house is in an A neighborhood and average DOM is about 1 day.

Is this a foreclosure or are you working with their Department of Neighborhood (DND) development?

Pete markets.From what I can tell, it appears that neighborhoods can change relatively quickly from nice to not-so-nice.

Until that point, I am here to read / listen and learn.I am likely looking to purchase in my area (Pittsburgh) and have some ideas about what neighborhoods specifically, but these are just instincts and purely anecdotal in any event, so I would love to engage in discussions about what areas around here would work for the buy and hold rental income strategy.Thanks!

I would put the neighborhood or nearest major cross street if that's more precise/useful.I would be careful sending out a flyer to buyers, that you don't advertise as if you own the property.