go on craigslist, find all the FSBO's and comp them out to find out if the asking price is in line with the market.

Does anyone use a good book keeper on line that I could pay to set it up and occasionally use?

It's a very gray line and you really need local RE legal advice here.

Much quicker than a multi-tool if all you care about is wether or not their is juice in the lines.

I think your best bet for something u can do right now would be to attend local metups in your area. network to other investors. try to develop a relationship with your local credit unions.

We help solve the issue of finding a contractor, and tracking a work order through completion but if your problems like outside that you may look to hire internallyIf you're looking for someone in the office to handle maintenance 9-5 you better make sure there is a 9-5 amount of work or else they start becoming jack of all trade employees which you inevitably will need to hire another coordinator down the line because their responsibilities will become muddled into the rest of the work flow.

Maybe it's a long game -- offer him a 2 or 3 year lease with discounted rent along the lines of his current PITI.

It's in the city of Roseville (Michigan) and I have a property management company lined up to start screening tenants.

Bottom line, take the time now to learn your state landlord tenant regulations.

I bet your instincts are telling you no while the numbers are telling you yes.