Per the SEC, the category for non-accredited is 506(b) offering under regulation D and you would file a form D with the SEChttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10191/72197-private-placements-506-b-vs-506-c

That hasn’t been an issue for me because I’m still rehabbing the second apartment so I’m there anyway.

They manage my former primary residence for me and usually are very responsive, I can talk to the owner any time, and they have good control of the statements, payments, insurance, etc.http://www.hrgaustin.com/property-management/Hope this helps!

Does anybody know the app that let you choose a person to do tasks for me like drive by a property and do a small report to the condition of the house for a fee

Just for initial calculation purposes.Again, I don't want someone to do the work for me, I just would like to know where each piece of the puzzle is sourced from, so I can accurately evaluate deals.

For me it’s all about the net profits I can make, I just don’t want to get locked into a potentially 5-15 year lease at something low when I should have been asking for more.

My question to you:Is it ok for me to hire guys that do this kind of thing on the side?

With 10 being the highest risk, I think it's a 2.4 for me.

Or are there products out there for me?

Many do not trust technology and for that reason not having to deal with tracking multiple different forms of payment makes post dated checks the best method.