That is definitely your best bet... they will help you connect with a property manager, attorney, and contractor if needed.

My questions is, let's say something bad happen on the sellers life say divorce, accident, bankruptcy anything like that and while I keep posting my monthly payments to the seller the payments from the seller to the lender stop.Do I have any recourse at that point if the lender decides to foreclose the property due to seller's default?

This will help if I decide not to do it myself If anyone has any referances in Baltimore MD please let me know.

Things like this can be relatively low cost low risk propositions if managed well but can set your units apart from others who don't offer these things.

This was 3 years ago and the seller ultimately decided to refinance anyway because rates at the time were more favorable but I believe for illustration purposes, that's the conversation you can have with your lender.

With Fidelity you can also invest in their Zero Funds which don't charge management fees.

I've been interested in investing since about August of last year, and I finally decided on my avenue and my target markets around mid April of this year after getting over some analysis paralysis. 

I bought 100k homes for blue-collar working families that rented for 1000 dollars a month that more than paid for all repairs, vacancy, insurance, professional property management, and capital expenses."

I'd seen and been part of several conversations regarding single-color-paint-schemes, and I liked the look and idea of doing it, but after talking with my brother-in-law who owns a successful painting business, and my father, who owned a successful painting business, I decided to abandon the single color scheme.The primary reason behind our choice was what you mentioned.

Also, do you happen to know of any property management companies in our area that specialize in mid-term rentals?