If you are first time self-manage, you might have to think about one vs. four toilets, appliances, house showings, and leases …etc.  

A guest sent a note last night (after I went to bed) that the toilet was not clean. 

Put the traps behind couches, under beds and when units are vacant we put them on kitchen counters, behind toilets, inside bathtubs, in water heater closets and underneath the property.

We added a pan under the water heater and replaced 2x missing ceiling light covers\ and everybody was happy. 

You will also be dealing with vacancies which will happen, property issues, broken fixtures and the 3 T's, Toilets, Trash and Tenants.

They fail to tell you the toilet leaks and you find this out because the neighbor below your unit has water damage.

Kind of like a submarine, if you give them horizontal space, they will find something to store there.So in my mind cornrrs are acceptable, though not as 100% from scratch prep areas.Way back, an older lady made me a fresh tortilla (which I love), she used the area between the burners to flatten the dough ball, before tossing it onto the cast iron cooking pan.

(Have been poking around there for awhile, haven't bought yet, know a local PM who is a great guy and gotten alot of data from him, done alot of database research, been in escrow a few times, but never panned out) Not a complete noob, but also very far from anything resembling really knowledgable.So i am looking at a property, 3/3 2800 sf poolhouse on acreage, has all (or many) of the desireable characteristics that one would want in this market.

I am willing to drive for dollars, fix rental's ( very handy w/ tools) , run errands ,  and clean/install toilets, light carpentry, painting, landscaping, hauling materials.

Could include heating/air, oven, dishwasher, washer dryer.Rekey locksClean out exit plumbing so the new tenant starts fresh and any hair clogs will be the new tenant's.Make sure fans (kitchen and bath) are functionalFlush and inspect water heater.Check under sinks and around toilets/showers for any signs of leaking/moisture damage.