For additional context, I am looking to invest $30-$50K and purchase long term hold duplexes/triplexes/quadplexes.

Can anyone give me a sense of how much time I can expect to spend managing, assuming I plan to pay someone to do all maintenance, cleaning, and landscaping.

This will lead to hot and cold areas in the house unless you add additional circulation e.g ceiling fans.

She planned to leave that small house, put a little work into it, and having it serve as a separate mother in law suite in addition to the newly constructed main house.So far, the first acre has a septic tank, well, and a foundation built.

If you are looking into strategies such as cost segregation or other less common tactics I might look into spending a bit more just to ensure it is done correctly. 

I have seen it on 2-3 units as well where they close off a top story or below and have it still listed as 2-3 units without giving merit to the conversion due to lack of additional meter.

but if you don't spend some time there setting up your team and getting to know the market, you won't be successful, and you could end up buying something that costs you money instead of makes you money. 

First, let's define what this is:A capital call (aka cash call) is the process when the general partner(s) attempts to collect additional funds from their investors to supplement the financing for a real estate project or transaction.

This means, make sure your contracts are signed and you collect your insurance certificates not only from the GC but also the sub contractors where you are listed as additional insured before you make payments.

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