I believe my love for rehabilitation, interior design, experience in leading various teams, creating systems, and managing students will lend themselves well to the responsibilities of being a landlord. 

I'm still waiting back for proposals and estimates based on my specs, so I'll keep you updated on who I ultimately choose and who is responsive. 

Are they responsible for lawn care?

@Darian RichardsonThanks for the detailed response.

I will have to look into the possibility of a triple net lease, and if it makes sense because as far as I have looked now, things may get a little tricky once they start doing the maintenance on the house if anything breaks for tax and depreciation purposes.

Hopefully, it is someone you worked with before and you deem to be honest, responsible, affordable and able to perform quality work.Happy to contact any lead anyone here cares to sendThanksGA

James Wise has a good response to this in his posts.

Is he the one finding you the deal or is it your responsibility to find the deal and all he does is bid on it?

if you decide to go ahead I would suggest doing what I did I charged One year upfront and the lease was with the parents of the occupants I had theor security numbers and they were personally responsible for any damages At no limitI first went to a real estate attorney and had him write up he lease to make sure it was all legalWorked perfectly when a group of them did nearly $10,000 worth of damages Mommy and daddy paid up within days of them leaving at the end of the school year. 

The property management company that I made a 10 year contract with is responsible for everything (vacancies, maintenance, repairs, etc).I get the $300 every month, and they sub-let to students at higher rents and are responsible for everything (and its in their interest to keep the property nice and tidy).