If they are in between phases and you decide to fire them, do you pay a daily rate for what they had completed?

Now the hunt begins…My real estate agent set me up with an MLS list and updates it daily.

This question gets asked almost daily.

I also have a daily blog on there that shows you the process.

It's tough to pay a lot of money for things you know how to do, but it ends up being more profitable in the end due to lower holding costs and more volume.

But on the other hand, the concentrated volume and experience of the property manager gives you a much larger probability of getting a good contractor or handyman repair on your managed property than trying to get it done alone, with just one property.

I recommend setting up keyword alerts for each area as they are discussed in the forums daily with advertisements posted in the BiggerPockets marketplace hourly.One thing to note when looking at the individual markets, you can make or lose money in any market.

It's really a personal decision, are you a self-starter or do you need someone to kick you in the seat of the pants daily?

I'm going to grind it out daily for the next 10 years with everything I got. 

It will help show you if you have the necessary daily habits that will ensure your success.