You have to find a regular cleaner and handyman to do turnovers. 

If you go to Network - Search - events  you can see if anyone is hosting an event near you.here - https://www.biggerpockets.com/...people also post them on meetup

I still have a regular job so don’t really want to be holding hands every step of the way.

Its very inspirational to hear about regular people, and their story of starting out like us, just like this, and making big moves in the industry.

Join local real estate investor networking groups and attend regularly.

At the end of the day, this is a business and to truly be successful, you have to treat it as such.In addition, @Sabrina Sanchez and I host a real estate meet up in the Worcester area.

I purchased 3 office/retail buildings in the past 2 years that were vacant or nearly vacant and turned them around with such good success, I may never buy a single family home again.I finance the acquisition + rehab with my private lenders (I offer 10% interest) then refinance with my commercial lender which is a small bank.I was recently a guest on a commercial real estate podcast and after hearing about my experience, the host said I need to get away from private money at 10% because I should be able to find a small bank to finance the acquisition even if vacant closer to 4%.The 2 commercial bank lenders I often use did not seem interested until the building had some stability so I figured vacant buildings could not get bank financing off the rip.The host of this podcast said he does it often I just need to find the right bank.I plan to make a lot of phone calls this week to commercial lenders but are other investors getting bank financing in these situations?

For example, your second floor (and I don't think you mentioned if there is private outdoor space) is a plus that regular apartments or apt buildings won't have.

Don’t talk with your regular lawyer. 

I would need to look at the principal amounts of those payments to reduce the $60k, I get that.So say, I pay $60k, borrower makes some regular payments (p/i) for 2yr (arbitrary number) then decided along the way to just pay off the note.Borrower gets savvy and makes additional principal only payments.