Is this the best option for me or should I just hire an employee and I own 100% of everything?  

This will be our first rental experience managing tenants and we are considering hiring out.

Even if it costs you a chunk of your profits, investing in hiring a great person with tons of experience on finish selections for your flip could provide that insight you need for your next one.

I was told to hire another appraisal but as I sit here looking at my accounts, if I accept the offer of $90,000 can I report this as a loss to the IRS?

If you keep, hire your own pool maintenance company to care for it.

Hi Jim,So you know what you need to do, but bounce around all day....Does that get it done, or are you doing other things like watching Bonanza on YouTube all day.If it's getting done, then you'll only need to make some small changes (if at all).If something like the Cartwright's on YouTube, Hoss, Adam, Ben and Little Joe are wasting your "DAY" time...then you have a motivational issue to overcome.But lets put it in Simple Terms here, You are the "New Hire" on this job, and the Boss simply gave a project to complete--a big one, and no direction as to HOW to do it.Everyone works differently.

We also want to hire employees. 

I'm looking for someone that can tackle it all at a reasonable price vs researching and hiring a bunch of different specialists. 

So if you hire a licensed contractor that’s been around a while the odds are with you.

Contact advertising mortgage bankers and as for referral if they are not hiring.