I also used that time to ask specific questions on how to do things so I can learn from them in case I want to do it myself.I was quoted around 13k for the job.

I think you will appreciate more of the job a manager does by dealing with it even on a small scale, light lifting multi- like this. 

I have a day job right now I dont NEED cashflow but cashflowing will free up capital from my day job to reinvest.

As we've both had student loans, 2 kids, and for me some job instability, we would need to borrow from family/friends to get to 10%. 

We needed additional income as we were purchasing our home, so I got a job at a financial firm (had to inactivate my license) and have been there ever since.

For my future job, I can choose between Chicago, IL or Dallas, TX as my base. 

:)Some stats:16 x 2bed, 1.5 bath unitsNOI: 70000Cap: ~10%COC return: ~12%Little about me:Currently working in Corporate America in the Tech sector but I want to build a real estate portfolio to assure my family never ends up homeless.

But also consider that many Section 8 tenants work little to none, some haven't worked in years, and they will be home all day every day causing a lot more wear on a home than someone at work forty plus hours a week.I finally found a decent person who actually had a job, seemed fairly responsible, and was trying to get off of the government feedbag.

I blame myself for not doing a better job of tenant due diligence & screening. 

The renter population remains strong as service jobs allow for easy employment, but poor upside for renters to become owners.