Stay out of it other than your piece of the pie.

If you are to have any involvement with this piece of real estate, you need to find out how it will be a win-win situation.

You click yes, then you fill in the blanks. 

Mortgages on both Properties will be roughly $320 a piece, while rental income around $650-$700.In a recent turn of events, my wife and I are relocating to Central PA from Northern New Jersey where the homes are located.

For a few of the multi-familys and a couple commercial projects, I commisioned art murals by very highly professional muralists to do large blank walls both interior (like the middle landing on a switch-back staircase) and exterior... usually trompe l'oeil painted-on windows and architectural features that weren't actually there.It was always wildly well-received and created a bit of a buzz, having articles written with photos in the local paper, and we were chosen to do a special small but high-profile project that was on local cable TV. 

Some like helping people get rid of their piece of cra* house through a wholesaler.

I think the best people to ask these questions to are @Michael Blank and @Brian Adams

Piece of cake :)If you can't afford to buy because you're busy racking up debt rather than income, you can take a similar approach with renting.

I'm waiting to see how the management piece plays out before further committing to this management company. 

If you're doing something major like moving walls, adding a deck, or doing extensive electrical, I'd get a permit and ask for help from a licensed, experienced contractor. 2) Look in the Education section for business plans. 3) I'm not sure about the transfer piece but I bet you can find your answer in the forums.