I recently hired a property manager to handle almost everything, like the rental license, lead inspection, and repairs.

If you're not too sure you can always hire a certified paralegal to assitn in filing court documents and arguments.The last time I paid a lawyer to file a contracts lawsuit for me...

They'll get you squared away and you'll get some reps at the various situations you'll find yourself in.

However when you think about the number of active people on the forums vs the number who are in that specific area and have hired property managers (meaning they're not self-managing) the pool gets a bit small. 

What automations is your team using to grow and increase capacity without hiring more seasonal staff full time for showings?

My recommendation is start owning real estate, putting a tenant in the property and hiring a property manager.

Do you manage it yourself or hire a PM? 

Or hire an eviction attorney and wait the time..

For example a contractor I hired told me another investor had just offered him a bundle of five homes.

In fact, a good argument can be made to sell #s 3 and 2, pay off #1, keep some reserves, and hire a property manager.