1) Have clear Goals with access to capital 2) Perform daily Rituals that support the Goals 3) Uniform Branding 4) Marketing Plan (which I call a Massive Action Plan) 5) Conduct Daily Outreach 6) Due Diligence systems (either self-taught or through formal training) 7) Vetted Team in place (all the vendors and partners needed) 8) Workout systems (either self-taught or through formal training) 9) Living Forms Library (you need this to Note Invest at a high level) 10) Discipline to maintain the processes and treat Note Investing like a Business Please feel free to add to the list...

As for managing tenants, that will really depend on your personality, willingness to learn new things and comfort level holding people to the terms of the lease.At the end of the day, this is all very doable. 

(Or a hack....)You can not get someone in there that pays taxes on employees+WC+insurance+bond+ license+ commercial truck insurance++++ for 30 dollars an hour. 

I built up a level of trust after working through 1 property that had one major repair item and several minimal repairs.

Just an hour south in Colorado Springs, they're wide open.)Something tells me that Chelsea, Alabama does not have any rules prohibiting short-term rentals or Airbnb -- especially since you've already been doing it -- but you'd hate to go through with furnishing two more places for it to fall through. 

Hello Dan,The decision about the level of documentation of the value of the assets is typically a business decision made by the IRA provider. 

They know the ramifications on a much deeper level than an agent does.

Now its time to step up to the next level.

All those I would consider entry level projects.

On the other hand, these tenants have been fantastic (my best so far) and renovating with them present would help generate more goodwill and perhaps lead to extended tenancy and other network benefits (They are both nurses and may have co-workers who are looking for apartments).