My advice is, carry yourself over into bigger building, 16 units or 25 units for example.Where you can still put your expertise to use, but have less stress from the standpoint of dealing with property management issues like this.I know what I am saying may seem a bit unrealistic, but I seen people do it, and interviewed some of them too, to see how they did it.

The lack of experience and expertise of their investment personnel was frightening,; they paid me a large sum, and then chose to ignore my advice and invest in a low quality deal because they were under pressure to invest the capital they had.

Note the list is where contractors can post their information and expertise, they still need to be vetted. 

Personally, I think leveraging the expertise and experience of others is critical. 

Your expertise and advice would be invaluable as I navigate the real estate market.

I had a chance to do a tour of the city with his team this weekend and I was definitely impressed with his knowledge and expertise.

It's not my field of expertise, but the SBA is your best option.

All you need to do is read the blogs or post a question and the responses will be educating and gratifying.

Yes completely agree with you and would certainly use the expertise of an attorney.

It will be a very gratifying process.