Us remote rehabbers need quality boots on the ground that can be very difficult to find.My day job is working for a contractor who spends 3 mil a year before we do any work so I'm familiar with the pressures of overhead.

You need boots on their ground here like Leroy or our company to avoid getting burnt. 

Now I'm considering offering some services for out of state investors to be their 'boots on the ground' in my area.My question is: As an owner-operator/self-manager, what are some services you would happily pay someone else to do for you?

They can be your boots and eyes on the ground that fix all the problems instead of you going to the property.

Honestly, in my opinion, there is not more powerful way to achieve objectives in life than writing them down and then sharing them as much as possible.I can't be much of a resource for you out in Califonia, but if you happen to decide that you want to invest in your old stomping grounds in Chicago we can most definitely be your boots on the ground!

Has anyone completed the 12-week boot camp from BP on multi family?

That worked smoothly, however, after expenses I ended up with $89,000 in cash (the "boot")   The original price for the CO rental was $95,000 and I took $30,000 in depreciation on it.

Let me know if you need any boots-on-the-ground assistance here in Atlanta.  

If you on ever need some boots on the ground until you return let me know, I'd be glad to help.

FYI, in addition to raising capital for multifamily opportunities, I offer boots on the ground services for OOS investors like video walk-throughs, meeting attendance, deal analysis, etc.