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Vacasa vs. Awing vs. Evolve in a smaller market in Northern Michigan

Jill Terlep
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We purchased a 4br-2ba home on Mullett Lake in Northern Michigan and are ready to put it on the STR market. We've met with the three companies in the title line and a couple of others. We're located in a less populated part of the state and are concerned about setting up our own services with Evolve … on the flip-side the % fee from Vacasa seems disproportionate to the service, particularly for times that we want to use the house.

We'd love to know about others experiences with these companies, and we're open to any other local STR companies that we should research.

Thanks!

Jill

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