My tenants were engaged at the time of renting the house 8 months go.

Be sure to be as active and engaging as possible.

When you have your capital saved up, engage with the experts. 

After conducting a market analysis and financial feasibility study we engaged professional consultants to check our underwriting.

I haven't read the second one yet, but the first one kept me engaged and helps you form your Scope of Work (SOW) and how to execute with or without a GC.

@Rick Baggenstoss of course I'd be much more detailed in the scope of work when engaging with an actual GC.

There are many neighborhoods in Los Angeles county, and an experienced real estate agent will assist you in exploring the available areas within your budget with investment properties that align with your goals.Once you have identified a few neighborhoods, evaluate investment properties by delving deep into the numbers, engaging in market analysis, and gauging return-on-investment potential.

Thanks for sharing this and for being willing to engage in (probably super simplistic) conversation about this.

From California Code: First, A property manager does not need a real estate license if they do not engage in either leasing activities or the collection or rents.

I have two applicants for a unit at a 4 plex property that is up/down configuration. Each has had a disclosed DUI and their background checks should be back soon. Does their occupation raise any other items? I presume...