This one is a new location, would need another managing company....just seems like I am dealing with too many property managers.How do you manage them if you have multiple managers?

Among other considerations, if you want absolutely want or need all of the parcels, one contract is probably the best option (or multiple contracts with language that requires all to close or allows none to close) because a deal killer defect in one will allow you to bail on all. 

Vail, 30 minutes west, has multiple multi-story structures.

I have helped multiple investors in the past and really enjoy helping those interested in investing. 

I attended one of those " Give me Thousands of Dollars and I'll tell you how to search the internet for cheap houses and investors" workshops, hoping to have an epiphany, and found myself leaving after 50 minutes of sales pitch. 

I have been reading so much information here I have joined multiple groups and websites as to begin increasing my circle.

I have been reading and learning about different types of ways of financing investing in multiple properties, and how to update properties to get more value and return.

Take a lot of photos and create a detailed estimate after reviewing the video and photos multiple times. 

The reason for this is it increases your touches (we all know it takes multiple touches before a customer "acknowledges" your presence in most cases) without increasing your costs.  

Let me know if I can assist in networking, education workshops or opportunities to connect in the Philadelphia Real Estate Market.Regards,Joe Scorese