Recently I have found a good private money source and I have started doing flips. 

None of which I, as a private investor looking for properties to buy, am doing.

Hiring professional property management, in my opinion, could go either way for you.

A good real estate CPA will know how to manage the relationships between the various financial and legal professionals you work with.Best of luck!

We stopped at several open houses and had an opportunity to chat with real estate professionals there.

The needs of real estate investors are very different from the needs of "normal" insurance clients who just live in a house they own, and drive a few cars.PLEASE, for your sake and the local market as a whole, only work with insurance professionals who can demonstrate a deep and thorough understanding of your needs as a real estate investor. 

Our properties are completely renovated, have qualified tenants in place paying top market rents and are professionally managed by one our trusting partners.

@alex deacon, thanks for your reply appreciate your advice, in the future i would like to navigate PA market, send me your information in a private message..

This isn't something I would leave to Bigger Pockets forums the laws vary widely by state so it would probably be best to look up the law or talk to a professional in your area, (not over the internet) who knows what they are talking about.

It would be for a private bedroom & bath upstairs of our home.