I work full-time but am available and willing to do as much of the labor as I can after work and on Saturdays to cut back on labor costs.Looking to you and the Bigger Pockets community to help guide me along the way.Please let me know what you think and what excatly can be done and what my next steps should be.

If they are professional, they can explain this quickly and easily.

A good agent can guide you.

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Many would offer a complimentary consultation to help guide you in the right direction.

I'm trying to find a strategy that satisfies the below requirementsMotivates potential tenants to apply and lease quickly (a weak pressure sale tactic?) 

same with the  purchase scenario  ( both on a sfr and a duplex) …...are  any duplexes in beacon hill ( or any areas  available that  fit your plans )  market is flattening but  ….the  good  buys are still fetching  quick multiple offers if interested in buying - get  pre approved ..

I know this deal may not be the one, as it will go quickly, but any advice on securing capital or JV? 

Our tech scene may not yet truly rival that of the Bay Area, but the California markets are quickly pricing themselves out of some promising young talent - talent that has started looking east for lower overheads and a more dynamic, inclusive, culture.

Do you know what rents would be like if they left - and how quickly/easily you could lease it back up?