Building good systems and a strong network has been key to attracting great tenants and ensuring they feel well-cared for. 

@Karolina PowellI second @Charles Seaman comments.I would add since you own other rental property in the area, you probably have a good grasp of rental rates as well as expenses in the area.

It is now rented and going well.

Hi @Dave Allen I have all of my rentals in separate land trusts and the beneficiary of the land trust is my LLC.I use a local trust company to be my trustee and have another great resource here in Orlando as well.

It’s a great program if you can hang in there long enough, but the reality is it moves slow and it’s not very flexible, especially when you’re trying to do something a little more ambitious like buying a 3-family property in Queens or Brooklyn.

Sounds like this is a house hack. 

Why are you looking for your next deal when it sounds like the 4-unit isn't up & running yet?

Any creative strategies you’ve seen work well in similar situations?

And the other way, if you’ve worked with someone who you absolutely would not use, please share as well so i can avoid them at all cost :).  

I am a realtor here in the Fresno area as well as an investor out of state with hopes to invest in the local market.