And if you want boot son the ground I am your guy.

@Ryan Evans You definitely need boots on the ground.  

Having people do those things can free you up to focus on what you do best and what gives you the greatest financial return per hour.If you are starting out with very little money then you generally have to look at doing things yourself and boot strapping until you can build enough capital to invest and grow your business.I will give you a case in point.

In addition and along the same lines, there is no provision in Colorado law allowing the new owner to boot a tenant so that the new owner can occupy the tenant's unit. 

If you take any cash from the deal, or take a reduction in debt that isn't offset by out-of-pocket cash added in, then you'll pay taxes on that 'boot'.

They have a boot camp as well.  

Also, you should look for opportunities to buy below market and force some appreciation, so that you are not 100% dependent on cash flow to make all your returns, you will be insulated to some degree from short term market fluctuations, you create multiple profitable exit strategies for yourself, and your cash flow numbers should also improve to boot.

If you need anyone to do "make ready" cleanings or just be your boots on the ground I would be happy to help.

Heck, I've evicted multiple people because I'm strict, but because I'm also kind and friendly, they're getting booted out the door still smiling at me and apologizing for the trouble!

You need to put boots on the ground and hustle.