So now, to my question... has anyone successfully developed a Property Management company to help them transition into the REI world? 

They setup to assist clients from all over the US and have great online/mobile banking system so you don't even need to go to a branch for your banking needs.

I've emailed questions as well as scheduled a call. 

A balanced market is typically around 6 months of inventory, so a lower number represents a seller's market with limited inventory.Here Comes I-11: Workers are preparing for a major road project to update panels on 1,075 signs between the Henderson Spaghetti Bowl and the Kyle Canyon Road interchange.

so you have $50-60K stuck in a property worth only $130-140k?  

So I bought a 100+ year old duplex in Ohio and I'm trying to switch out it's heat only option for central HVAC.

Investing in real estate is a long-term play so it has to fit into how you want to build your life.

I want to occupy one of the units, my preference would be the 2/1 so I can collect more rent from the 3/2 to go towards my mortgage. 

If it says they don’t have to provide anything then that’s the agreementTypically agreements require at a minimum annual updatesThe good ones do monthly or quarterly depending on offering type So an update was provided - finally- but it still excluded crucial information the investors should have been updated about (in my opinion) considering there was a significant change made in the project that they are unaware of.

So now I'm expected to pay the same for the house + pay extra to my agent, which means reducing my down payment and increasing my mortgage.