While most building owners realize that they do not want to manage the property themselves on a daily basis, they don’t realize what a specialty it is to find and attract the right tenants.

While most building owners realize that they do not want to manage the property themselves on a daily basis, they don’t realize what a specialty it is to find and attract the right tenants.

The main problem is getting them before the competition, but besides that you must search for them daily. 

I've been researching multi-family for the past 7-8 months and I'm researching deals on a daily basis.

I’d rather hit myself in the head with a sledge hammer, daily.

Suggest you hire a neighborhood realtor to keep an eye on or make periodic inspection pay him by the chore and send you photos.

@Lucas Carl I have been pulled back and forth on this until I read an article by an attorney.If you are providing a bead and breakfast with daily maid service meals etc then yes this is schedule C.

And there are tons of apartments & “luxury style” apartments being built daily.

We know that parking lots will be freed up in cities for building and that cities will expand to the exurbs as anything within 100 miles of the city will be within the daily commute.In the 1910's, my city was 30 blocks long, just past the end of the street car lines.

The demands of your current job and work/time commute daily with a young baby will factor in as well.Is there a 4 plex close by where you live in one of the units and rent out the other 3 ?