If you take the self-management approach, there are definitely some tools that can help with managing things moving forward but my natural assumption is that no matter how easy the on-boarding is, tenants will probably still want some sort of hand-holding through that change management process. 

Hi all, I'm based in the Los Angeles & Orange County, CA area and am interested in flipping homes.I have one quasi-BRRRR deal under my belt.About me:-Former Fortune 50 Commercial Real Estate Banker, specializing in distressed assets (restructuring/modifying notes, pursuing guarantors, foreclosing on assets)-Varying degree of experience in legal remedies (mediation, arbitration, bankruptcy etc.) with inside/outside counsel-$500,000,000+ RE transaction experience from west coast thru the mid-west-USC Business School Alum w/concentration in Real Estate Finance & Development-Licensed REALTOR in CA-Hands-on experience rehabbing real estate (full kitchen rehab, flooring, painting, spraying texture, removing load-bearing walls, bathroom rehab - have pictures from BRRRR project)[QUESTION] What is the proper approach to seeking a local mentor/partner on BP?

How should we approach them?

Or do you have a certain way you approach flood zone investments? 

After some time I approached him to see if he would consider an offer (my wife and i have wanted to get a rental property or two for some time.) 

Hire a real estate attorney early in the process who can assist in navigation and help provide contacts.This is just one way to approach it but it's how I would.Best of luck!

Can anyone share their experience with this approach?

I think we are leaning towards "the hands off" approach due to the fact the property is already established on AirBnb with the superhosts. 

Safe, smart approach for the new kid on the block.Also, accept the idea that you needn't only invest in your local market. 

However if the clog was found in the main of a particular unit before it joints the main to the street. then by all means approach that tenant with a bill, Hopefully you took some pics of the stuff that you took out so you can prove your case.