But I work nights and also have to stay up during the day to handle family business so not a lot I can do to extend my hours (stay up later etc).

I asked him a while ago if he wanted clients from out of state and he said yes he can handle that. 

I understand I may not find a company that can handle every aspect, but the greater the bandwidth the better. 

Took over a 2 family residence in northern NJ and wondering if anyone as experience with property managers here or just handle themselves.

Any recommenders for investor friendly general contractors who can handle new construction in the northern NJ market?

Pay him one fee and he handles it all or I pay for all materials and he just charges me for his labor?

Often hard to get the nitty gritty and the best way to handle RE investing issues.

In my neck of the woods it's our local United Way that is handling the funding for the Rent Assistance Program.To answer your  questions on how easy it is to get rent rates increased through an organization like United Way I'd suggest contacting them directly to ask this question.If they can't/won't increase the amount what would you plan to do about this?

The reason against this is more of an ideological one which-- is that it sounds an awful lot like "living off credit" which I've had an opposition to my whole life and just can't seem to say out loud without getting a cringe.Anyone have a similar situation or any insight about how they handle it? 

This leads to my question - should stay with this current PM for the eviction process (which I'm told takes about 3-4 weeks) but risk them handling it poorly (is it possible to mess up an eviction?).