Something tells me you won't be working 4,060 hours to do so - 80 hours a week year round.If it is a more active rental model that it is not considered "rental" income, then you would need to put in at least 100 hours with that being more than anyone else (employees, contractors, management company, etc), or you would need to put in at least 500 hours.So your "quick" question is actually fairly complicated. 

Insurance companies can be liable for fair housing violations and penalties, though most will not want to admit it. 

They point to the company doing 30-40, which is directionally consistent, deals a month so you wont necessarily find it in any database.

My concern is being able to find a company or anyone to help me do this. 

Even when using a $1.00 deal credit to do an advanced search. 

@Alvaro RodriguezIf it’s on your property it’s up to you to handle it, I would call a tree company to come take care of it

She had to coordinate with a lot of Landlords, Tenants, insurance companies, and contractors.

It was a big headache, but there are companies that will do it. 

The goal is to replace 1 persons income, for now, and pricing on multifamily seems too high at the moment to be able to accomplish that without more money on hand.I've been in property management for around 4 years and my husband is with the same company in the renovations department.

Many companies charge a % of total rent, but for homes with a low overall rent they either won't manage it at all, or they move it to a flat $ amount, which is typically rather large as a percentage of rental income.