@William Glass after searching around for the good / reputable QOZF we decided on this one https://origininvestments.com/   they have projects across several key markets based out of chicago. 

When it’s time to sell, it being a historic property could limit your buyer pool as some buyers won’t want to deal with a historic district (especially if that particular one has a reputation for being difficult to deal with).

Recently moved into the development space and working with a mid-size developer with a great reputation.

Hey guys, can you recommend reputable flippers/rehabbers in Baton Rouge I can contact to purchase potential investment properties?

Hey guys, can you recommend reputable flippers/rehabbers in Baton Rouge I can contact to purchase potential investment properties?

However, considering how much I'd be flushing down the toilet on rent, could take longer than 3 years.One last note, the current job I'm working is good and I do well and have a good reputation there, plus it's important that I keep that job because it will not only greatly increase my pay at a AMT job when I get certified due to seniority, but it will also increase the likelihood of getting an ideal job at that airline since I'm already in their system, which is a months-long process.

yes, i highly recommend a reputable management company, even if you want to manage yourself one day to save the management fee, the best way to learn how is to work alongside them and learn from their experience.  

The contractors, workers and labor workers are great but you have to go with a reputable company and don't try and get it down for cheap because that's when you run into scam artist.

Be a good communicator; build relationships with local service providers like plumbers, handymen, roofers, etc (which you probably already have); and keep on top of your maintenance requests.

Additionally, any reputable turnkey provider should have property management in-house.I'd be happy to share my insights if you would like to know more.