Hey Edward , I recommend to rent a container where you can storage safely all the tools,supplies and valuables.

Even though home price growth accelerated in 2020 due to low mortgage rates and demand/supply imbalance, the economy has not caught up.

There is an UNDER supply of SFR rental. 

Remember to always tell a story, and to supply emotion.

1) They want to be paid cash - which PMC's can't do2) They want to be paid on the spot when they are done - which PMC's can't do because of the scheduling challenges3) They aren't licensed or insured - which a private investor can take on that risk, but a PMC cannot.4) They don't supply warranties - which good PMC's are compelled to offerA better solution is for a PMC get bids for the owner, the owner approves and then they negotiate a markup for the PMC's time to manage the maintenance and confirm the job is done on time to keep the tenant happy and done right.

It's supplied by a 2003 vintage NG boiler that I have learned to massage & tune.

I think there's plenty of content about supply chain, warehouse users.

@Larry Schuffman I'm not in Pensacola but in general, the supply & demand gap is large for Section 8. 

I would ultimately supply the capital for down payment and rehab and pay the mortgage if needed, we would rent out the other units (ideally this would be a 4-plex depending on the market) and then we would split the income whichever way we see fit.Any immediate concerns with this? 

However, you'll want to look at TIC comps right now, usually they sell for about 10% lower than condos but I have not followed TIC values  and supply recently.