I'm willing to work in any area because I want to learn every area: marketing for sellers, talking with sellers (have done some on my own), evaluate property (I have a Realtor to help me with that), working on the actual rehab (want to learn materials, costs, how to hire the right labor, how to know what a property needs and be able to correctly estimate it on the spot, etc.), learn how to negotiate, deal with, and talk to money people, municipalities, attorneys (I have a small relationship with a closing attorney in Greensboro) and other professionals in the business.

You can't hire someone and get it done for $170k, it will cost  more than that.  

In terms of hiring a property manager, many property managers are fine managing just 1 property (and since you typically pay a percentage of rent it really shouldn't matter to you).If you want to manage it yourself there are a handful of online landlord / property management software's you could use and access your account anywhere with internet access.You will still need someone (either a friend, or, at a minimum, vendors) you can count on locally to deal with any issues that arise when you are out-of-town.

Hey Michelle,I am located in Jacksonville and am looking to hire someone on a part time basis.

I've worked for to different construction companies & I (under some1 else contactors license) was hired to do addition on grandmother's with other's.

I hire an attorney for all my rental properties.  

I'm not sure if there are "Finders" for this type of things but I was thinking about hiring a house inspector to essentially do my legwork for me and I’d send him to the under $5k ones I see on Craigslist… Any other thoughts?

Interview those PM's to potentially hire.  

I've contemplated hiring an expert on Zoho to create a CRM system for me.

Flip enough houses that you can hire someone to "assist" with your projects.