I thought you had to pay the bill first to the city and bill the tenants based on what you already paid the city.As long as I have a licensed plumber complete the task and sign off on it, I don't think I have to call the inspector over to be able to bill the tenants.

I use local ipx1031 to coordinate all tasks.

I literally just got back from meeting w/ a top wholesaler in the Bay Area (which in itself is no easy task).

I even went on a drive for $ adventure through SW Atlanta earlier this week. 

Not an easy task these days. 

Suggest you defer your ambitious task until after it starts melts next spring. 

So will finding someone to help you plan each day the right way so you have the confidence in how each tasks you are doing is fitting into a bigger implementation path that will lead to consistent deals. 

RUN THOSE NUMBERS, and don't fudge them just because you get emotional over wanting the property.That being said, the whole managing closing on three properties, that one is all up to your multi-tasking skills, organization, and processes. 

I'm anxious to get started on my REI adventures, but I don't want try to put a square peg in a round hole (my bank account).

I would not worry at this time in the paper work, which in my opinion is just busyness that keeps you await from your number 1 task, and that is getting clients.I would structure my day where I maximize this task.