From when to go for financing to when a survey is done.

If we take on these private investors what do we need to do to cover our associates?

In addition to drafting a marketing campaign, I suggest researching or perhaps even surveying potential customers.  

The restrictions for condo/townhomes with the homeowner's and condo associations make it my last choice. 

I am not aware of any extra tax / fees associated with investing out-of-state.

Hi, my name is Kendrick I'm 23yr old currently with an associates degree in criminal justice, I received in May 2015 my wife started going to college and was pregnant with my son who just turned one years old February 6th.

Not that I don't appreciate people in this sector (complete opposite from the truth) I just don't think associated wages can support.

@Patrick Sean Drees take a look at the Tampa Chapter of National Association of Residential Property Managers.

., it would help if you give the numbers associated with the purchase, otherwise there is no way to give an opinion one way or the other.

The positive to that is that you can borrow in your entity name, and the loans don't show up on your personal credit (you would need to show each property and loan associated with that property on your personal financial statement though, which a commercial banker would require annually).