I'm active in the Miami/Fort Lauderdale markets also, and deal with quite a few low income neighborhood properties - Miami Gardens, Opa Locka, Little Haiti, and others...I'm happy to assist/give an opinion anytime, and this is a great website!

I have a solid agent that I pay 2% on the sell side.There's also no way around paying buyer closing costs - in my market, and for this particular house, paying $3k-$5k in buyer assistance is something I've got to do. 

That one time something gets stolen, the door is left unlocked, they track mud on the carpet, or they give the code out, or whatever, you'll wish you never did this.What I have done is, once I had a few hours, on average, of busywork per week, I hired an assistant--simple as posting an ad under Jobs.  

Sonia,Integrity Renovations and Remodeling is the company I work for and we have been working as a sub for H&W Systems that does many kinds of residential flips throughout the DFW area, if you need assistance with the projects please feel free to contact us and I'll be more than willing to help in anyway I can.  

So you just don't assist people who plan on using a hard money loan?

So I recently worked my way up from Assistant Property Manager to Property Manager now, which is great.

The title company will assist you with the assignment contract if you do not have any yet.

I have hired a virtual assistant through a company and will be getting that started on monday for them to do a lot of my task since I have a full time job that I want to keep for a while.

I believe property management becomes easier and more profitable with scale.If you are managing 40 units and can only afford to hire 1 assistant then all the work will be shared between two people and it will be difficult.

@JLHI don't allow unlicensed assistants to solicit business or to have contact with clients other than "can I get you a cup of coffee?"