I know (from reading David Greene's "Long Distance Real Estate Investing") that the key to success is finding a "rockstar" team, but that seems easier said then done.

No need to get tangled up with someone who will have access to your pocket book and with whom you could potentially produce another living human being that would require time, energy and money.If you do this one step, you'll already be ahead of 50% of my tenants who got preggers/had kids out of wedlock and are now single parents trying to make it on a GED and a $10/hour retail job.P.S. 

The next thing I know I'm looking for possible assets in my search I found Brandon's book Investing in rental property another life-changing book. which lead me here I attended a free seminar and I'm currently in the final process of closing on 2 flat apartment I'm pretty handy but I'm very green when it comes to landlord and just real estate investing, in general, any help is greatly appreciated I look forward to great in-depth conversation with the community  and hopeful new partners and or friends.

I personally invest a lot of time and money into protecting my own investments because I have found that I can focus 100% of my energy on moving forward rather than being fearful of the "what-ifs."

The lower energy usage might be a selling point for some prospective tenants, too.

So by September 20th, I want these members to have been chosen.I believe David Greene's saying that rockstars know rockstars, so I am hoping to meet team members like contractors and the such from recommendations of my other team members like my property manager.This is a good start I believe and writing it down really clears it up for me.

Tenants energy bill is over $600!

Josh Shepler & Heath Green have been great to work with, as has our assigned property manager, Truston Humphries.

Spending a bunch of time and energy transferring bookings 'in-flight' is just not worth the headache in most cases. 

That is the BRRR method that David Greene explains in his book which i am currently reading and am hooked.