Works out to be about a 6% cash on cash return to LP's which they love.

Quote from @Charles Carillo: @Nicole LeMasterThe best way to find a property management company is by referral from another landlord who is investing in similar properties in your area.I would love that.

If you have low capital and are brand new to investing, you should try and start with smaller multi-family.

Please keep me posted on this one I would love to know how it turns out. 

I am starting from ground zero, with no prior background or capital to invest, but with a strong desire to create passive income for my family.I currently work as a middle school teacher in California, and while I love my profession, I have a strong desire to explore avenues that could potentially provide financial stability and additional income streams.

I am selling my long term rental and hoping to move into multi-family investing and learning about finding investors.

In exchange, I'd love to pick your brain on your architecture experience.

I would love to know more about your overall experience.

If there are any local investors out there I'd love to connect! 

I love helping new investors get started in this RE investing world.