Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

I googled it and found some in the past, but have never implemented one.I have had good luck with just hiring competent cleaners who know what they are doing.

I love every min of it, but my biggest fear is my customer service will start to slip; I refuse to let that happen.So I'm at the point where i need to hire or outsource.

Only issue was that the town couldn't inspect footings and made them hire engineers to stamp on the structure and say it was safe.

Please consider hiring an eviction attorney to do this eviction.

I lost out on a superb half-a-million-dollar commercial investment because I was doing renovation work I probably could have hired out for $100 or less.

That means all work would have to stop, and won’t be completed till I get back, which means the earliest I can get a tenant in that unit is May, when I come back and finish the work myself.There was an issue in another unit, and I hired a plumber, who turned out to be a general contractor.

My plan is to keep the home after I complete training and hire a PM to manage it for me while I'm out of state.

Should I run the title through a title company and hire a lawyer only?

Even if you hire a property manager, this will help you understand how it works and how to find a better property manager.