If you don't have the time to do things properly, then hiring a PM is a very smart move.

Whatever you decide get a proper inspection and an appraisal done by a broker or appraiser.

Just a heads up, when working with different partners across different LLC's that are layered, you'll need to invest some time into getting it set up properly. 

The ARV is higher in surrounding towns than Worcester proper which makes your $ go further if you're planning to do a flip. 

Not sure of proper procedure here, just don't want to be inconsiderate given the holiday season so I would like to give them more notice if it is appropriate to do so. 

Congrats on your first deal, continue on your real estate journey and you'll be just fine.Happy Hunting, Vernon

Once I learn the business well, I’ll be back on the hunt for a larger facility next year.

@Matt Concannon sort of....it's usually 6 months but if you buy it with the proper structure you shouldn't have to wait at all. 

This would take a lot of time to find the right sellers + learn how to execute properly. 

What I mean by that is, if the profits/returns justify the legal costs, then go for it.A general rule of thumb is over 10 investors, it's going to be a security and warrant a properly structured entity for syndication.