You can hire a local property manager that can take care of your property.Let me know if this helps and feel free to connect and contact me if anything else

I had hired a property manager to take over a few of my properties, but I didn't do my full due diligence, and because of that, it was a horrible experience.

If you are planning on managing it yourself then I would wait but if you were going to hire a PM company to do it for you then waiting makes no sense IMO as long as the numbers help you achieve your goals.

We hired our first employee and continue to improve our processes daily.

Yes, typically when you enter the multifamily space, you will hire a professional 3rd party property management company.

I've also done freelance work for FollowUp Boss, and I've been in this type of work for 18 years, with a small break to teach in between. 

They will hire an certified electrician to provide a quote for installation and will pay for the installation.

I was planning to supplement my income with other freelance or part time work while working toward buying my first property.However, I just received word from a lender at a credit union that they won't count income from a part time W-2 position unless I've had it for at least two years.

What happens if they agree to the "deep clean" but the people they hire miss some spots? 

Do i need to hire a PM to handle the property ?