They'd be able to earn your trust and business a few months down the line.

I like the lower maintenance aspect of a condo and although I can task a tenant with things like pool and lawn care, I don’t really trust the tenant to do it.

I used to like & trust the guy.

I know you will be able to get a really good handle on how the process works and what you need to do in a lot shorter time than it took you to earn the money you are getting ready to invest, so spend the time to educate your self don't just trust that what is being told to you is accurate. 

We are selling our rental home and lot, currently held in our Living Trust, depositing the gain in a new bank account in the name of our llc, and buying in an Opportunity zone, in the name of the llc.

The gas heater hasn't been run in over a decade and he no longer trusts it.

my advice is start without the systems.....I started with code violations list (free).....then wrote yellow letters by hand (like $5 with envelopes from walmart).....then i had to trust the process......i started from the ground up now i can appreciate the systems etc

We are now hoping to get in touch with a local accountant who we can trust to ensure we do everything we can to file correctly and get the most out of any tax benefits we may now have.

and put in the name of the folks who came into title on the deed and then put your name in were the buyer would go.Now keep in mind 99% of this was done with vanilla owners who owned their properties in their names not a LLC.. or corp or trust.. then it gets a little more dicy.. 

I need a bomb inspector who I can trust to inspect for me since I'll be an out of state investor on this one.