Hey @Casey Haight, I'm also based in Salt Lake, and was in a similar position back in 2017.

I'm based in NYC and managing the MTR apartments remotely has not been a problem. 

I would like to find someone that can identify things that a) don't have asbestos and thus don't need to be tested (e.g. kitchen cabinets)b) things that  90%+ likely to have asbestos and thus should be treated as having asbestos (i.e. handle with extreme caution.3) Is there some certification that I can get that states that a home is asbestos free? 

I asked about a recent deal, and he was proud to tell me he’s just in the middle of his first.A local RE broker found an “old lady” who owned her home free and clear but with $83k in back taxes owed.

He's based in Detroit and I feel he does a good job pushing third vendors to get his clients the best deals and turnaround time. 

This is because the transfer to the LLC is considered a change in ownership, which prompts a reassessment based on the fair market value at the time of the transfer.Admittedly, property tax implications are not my area of expertise, so I strongly recommend consulting with a local real estate attorney or tax advisor for precise guidance tailored to your situation.Additionally, if you need property management services for multifamily properties in Miami, Curbelo Capital Management specializes in this area and would be happy to assist you.Best regards,Diego Curbelo

We are a Orlando based LTR PM company, but we manage properties throughout Central Florida. 

Based on the info you provided, the other 2/3 don't have the same mindset as you and you aren't going to agree on what to do or how to do it. 

I’d say that attending a training seminar/mentor/YOUTUBE videos, etc and trying to put a deal together based on that information makes putting the deal together a one in a hundred shot.  

Trying to learn new things and expand my knowledge base to have the best investor mindset possible.