It's not that difficult to navigate through based on my experiences with my clients, easy to use and setup.

Instead of investing in real estate, consider investing small amounts in a mutual fund or some other simple investment while you focus on increasing earnings, reducing expenses, and saving up for real estate investing.You can also network with other investors and find ways to invest your time in exchange for experience, maybe even a partnership.

Circle back to Columbus once you have more experience and capital.

I'm haven't been in this situation before - inheriting tenants - so I can't speak from direct experience, but from what I understand you can't do anything until the tenant's contract is up.

I have no experience with any other platform so I cannot compare to others.

I'd appreciate anyone else's experience in this and rec. on how to proceed forward.

Need a referral for a solid escrow attorney who has experience with subject to deals. 

Since this is your first property, it's better to self manage so you can learn and gain experience.

However, I want to ensure that the process is smooth and that new team members are set up for success from day one.Here’s What I’ve Been Thinking:Hiring the Right People:What qualities should I look for in potential agents beyond the usual qualifications and experience?

I am looking forward to some investors to share experiences who have invested in this area.