I am sure there will be many brokers who would love the chance to hire someone so young. 

I foresee it becoming a hotbed for medical professionals and chapel hill residents migrating there for the tax benefits and roi on selling their chapel hill homes and moving there....

We are professional property managers, we have a long successful history of buy and hold investing, we have great credit and sufficient income.

Mark is a seasoned real estate professional specializing in the acquisition, disposition, finance and management of commercial and residential properties. calBRE# 01364471.

I am licensed real estate professional who is seasoned residential and commercial agent who enjoy working with a variety of clients in real estate deals.

I always try to get three quotes for any job when hiring out something I don't already have someone for but getting three GC's through the property might not be feasible.

Giving some more details might attract more professionals to this post and they can help you out! 

Maybe your market is different, I don't know, but I would be very surprised especially if you have to hire someone to do the work.Lastly, you will need a lender that works with very small loan amounts.  

So would a lender.The big question though is, if I bought the place then hired someone to both reposition AND manage the place, would there be any "meat left on the bone" to be profitable?

If I hired a PM who allowed my property to be damaged to a great extent by "non-disclosed" cats, AND renewed the lease, I would consider suing for damages.