Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

For example, the $2,000 roach issue would be a good place to start. 

@Ana Vhan even if you do what @Nathan Gesner recommends (which we also recommend), you'll want to add to the lease as you get experience.Our lease started with 6 pages 24 years ago and it's now 26 pages!

The thing is I don't quite know where to start especially in today's economy.

It's not foolproof...I mean, nothing is...but if another investor recommends someone because they have already worked with them then that's usually a good place to start.

I like that you can set up specific start and end dates/times for each code as well. 

Hello,  I have heard so many stories about wholesaling to start off and it sounds great but I never hear about the situation when you don't have a buyer and are stuck buying a property that you don't necessarily want.

You're rolling the dice a little bit, banking on that though, so when just starting out, stick with a solid rental that's performing well enough within commuting distance from Clay.Alright, hope that helps!

Haha sorry not trying to start a new convo necessarily.

Start playing with the BP Calculators to find the answers to your questions:)