That means all work would have to stop, and won’t be completed till I get back, which means the earliest I can get a tenant in that unit is May, when I come back and finish the work myself.There was an issue in another unit, and I hired a plumber, who turned out to be a general contractor.

My plan is to keep the home after I complete training and hire a PM to manage it for me while I'm out of state.

Should I run the title through a title company and hire a lawyer only?

Even if you hire a property manager, this will help you understand how it works and how to find a better property manager.

I'd try hiring a sewer service to scope/video the main, the vent stack, and if necessary all the way out to where your main meets the sewer.Betcha a donut there is a sewer gas leak somewhere.

Hiring an assistant has the best move I've ever made.

You can’t be the best at all of it, so find your “thing” and hire the best for the rest.Hey Nick, does that invitation extend this way?

We did almost all of the work on this project, and it was great to get that experience, but it also helped to understand the value of our time and that much of the labor would have been worth hiring out.

We've seen too many investor buy supposed rehabbed turn-keys, only to find out they got burned when they hire us to manage them and we provide an Evaluation Video showing he true condition.

If they aren't contributing any cash why not just hire them?