But there is a 3rd option, which is to train someone and have that person manage your rentals. 

This was posted in 2019 on an internet site.

I need more Jedi training!

@Julian Sage currently I am taking an estimated gross rental income and subtracting out mortgage, taxes, hoa fees, homeowners insurance, utilities, and cable/internet.

I’m on the @Avery Carl and @Luke Carl train too BTW.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Lastly, look into perhaps joining a real estate team in your area, they will typically provide you a ton of training, resources and open access to new connections.

I found this while deep-diving the internet one night for potential properties for our 1031 exchange.

Nobody on the internet can give you the perfect answer without being properly trained and licensed in the specialty, being in the practice for years, and knowing your whole situation and your personal goals.