On a smaller scale, just call a local broker (better: call all top players, hopefully there are 3-5) and tell them you have 7 properties that you want to place in their rental program, and want details on how their rental management operation works.

The buyer oversees all management, renovations, and operations.

Many are well represented by sellers & turnkey operators here on BiggerPockets. 

Feel free to reach out for any info on syndications & different operators & asset classes.Best of luck to you.My brother plays pro baseball & I’m trying to get him more into real estate!

We lived almost rent free as the second apartment was a 3 bedroom and covered most of the operating costs.

@Tatyana BaytlerYour biggerpockets profile suggests that you operate 2 different unique businesses that all involve real estate.

Thanks in advance.Go find someone in the biz and talk to them - if you know nothing about the industry dont be greedy and think due to providing the land that you'd deserve a huge chunk of the profit - all the work/profit is in the operations/management of people.  

We decided not to go with him because, not only did we not have the best interaction with him when he lived in the house, we felt he wouldn't operate with our best interest in mind considering that his daughter lives in the house.  

I was happy with the corded style and didn't want to change but I admit I like the way they operate. 

The user friendly platform took the applications from the tenants, I can set up rent and everything through the site, and the software organized all the information about the property keeping it all in one place.We have a tenant already lined up for June first.