I self manage two newer properties right now that don't give me to many problems currently.

Do you plan to self-manage your own properties vs. hire a professional property manager?

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If you self perform you rates might be higher.

Would you try to self-manage, or would you use property management?

@Francis Figueroa I would first recommend some self education before diving in.

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Hi @Bhavik Doshi due to FHA Self Sufficiency rule it's very hard to find a 3/4 unit in the DMV that works for financing.