I'd do the minor reno and get into some more solid properties so that your tenants can pay the equity instead of leaving all your equity tied up in it.

Dami, I am a realtor in Dallas, and I know an attorney that might be solid for you.

If I didn't have systems in place and a very solid team, doing a real estate transaction can be confusing and very time consuming. 

If you can get solid returns, take advantage of the low interest rates and move forward with confidence

I told her it was pretty much a solid find except for the price, as the same amount can buy a hell of a lot more.

Find an investor focused realtor to help you keep an eye out for solid properties and who has resources for lending, rehab, and more.

It will definitely pay off if you use towards real estate like it sounds like you are going to.Sounds like you have a solid plan and you definitely have a good broker in @Brie Schmidt, she's one of the best!

Does anyone have a good experience and solid recommendation for a property manager?

Market Due Diligence: This is hopefully something that you have already done to hone in on a solid market.

He ensures our contracts are rock solid for us and for our tenants.