I've heard different answers when it comes to adding this 4th unit and the main 2 are below:1)  I should hire an attorney and need to re-zone the property to add the 4th unit.2)  I can do this on my own and we do not need to change the current RS-3 zoning (if it was RS-1 or RS-2 that would not be possible) and I should reach out to the alderman to find details to have property changed from a 3-unit to a 4-unit. 

If this is a screaming good deal, you can afford to hire someone else with due diligence reports.

Then I would hire a consultant, an industry expert, to advise you and help you do do diligence.

In my city, they are hiring at Little Caesars for $15 an hour and overnight stocking at Walmart for $17 an hour. 

Hi BP, I am curious to know for the people who have hired a virtual assistant or someone to answer their inbound calls from direct mail or other means, what questions do you normally ask to find the right candidate? 

If you just hire the cheapest or first PMC you speak with and it turns into a bad experience, please don’t assume ALL PMC’s are bad and start trashing PMC’s in general.

Hire a knowledgeable, rockstar agent. 

If you have another insurance claim, I'd recommend you hire a public adjuster. 

Yea I really think you've just hired the wrong electrician here.

@Dave Wittnauer sounds like hiring a property manager will solve all of your problems.