Looking to avoid any delays by hiring someone that can get us through the permitting process with as few corrections as possible.

I received a second opinion on it that  indicated that the foundation is OK and I would greatly appreciate any advice from the BP community before I spend money hiring a structural engineer.

I hired a property management company and it's been about 24 days on the market so far. 

For an older building should probably be about 7% for CapEx, 5% for Vacancy in the current market, and if you’re hiring management about 9%.

Hire a good property management company

@Chris Seveney I just hired one on a trial basis and they asked to be named as additional insured on my homeowners insurance.

Would rather hire a contractor and get it done quicker.

Fix that hand rail with (hopefully with a licensed contractor so you have documentation), and hire an attorney Tenants rights can get funny in this case because they can argue in court that you are evicting them for retaliatory purposes and don’t want to fix the unit.

He recommended that I first hire a designer that will not only design it but also make sure it passes all codes.

I however am looking to hire a full time W2 employee to handle day to day operations and coordinate between these service providers and run things generally under my supervision.Need help with actually structuring the job description, company standard procedures, and most importantly how to find and vet this person.