It will certainly cost more than if you were managing yourself and trying to get individual contractors/handymen to take care of issues, but such a company will already have those people on staff and enough jobs to keep them available for when something comes up at your property.

All due respect, that is a bit of an open-ended request. 

This post is kind of an introduction and a search for advice.I have recently discovered real estate on my search for financial literacy.

Her performance could only be due to 1 of 2 things: she either didn't care, or she was not competent. 

Aside from that, you're assuming risk unless you have an attorney you've consulted and have a contract that offers you adequate protection.In your situation, I'd be sure to vet the buyer very carefully- confirm everything with his lender...using FHA requires jumping through a lot of hoops...you want to make sure the buyer is qualified before tying up your property for 45-days and he can't perform...If you are comfortable with everything, just execute the contract and send it to your title company to start the title search- along with any earnest money (if there is any).

Money Mustache to live below my income and invest so I can have more time to pursue things that I love and causes that I care about.Am very excited to absorb information from anyone willing to lend some - also willing to put in hard work to learn the ropes from someone more experienced!

He's gone dark on me without providing much of an explanation, and I cannot seem to figure out why.

Does it say anything about how realty transfer taxes get handled in the event of an assignment?

Even though you do not have any employees you could get drawn into a claim of an employee of an uninsured subcontractor.4.

Before a building permit is issued, the owner of the property shall submit a notarized and recorded copy of an agreement stating that the owner understands and will abide by the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance.