You need to bank more money and stop looking for high-percentage leverage that will collapse your future.Earn and learn.

This means each of you owns a percentage of the property.

Many companies charge a % of total rent, but for homes with a low overall rent they either won't manage it at all, or they move it to a flat $ amount, which is typically rather large as a percentage of rental income. 

Usually the developer turns the HOA over to the owners when all or a set percentage are sold.

My biggest issue with snowballing is my family's budget must be paid by a decent percentage of the income I make

I'm aware of the vacancy rate being 6% in the SFR industry but I was wondering what percentage of units go on the market every year from your portfolio.

If your contract states the percentage you get from future bookings...usually it's 10%...take that and have the owner move all bookings to their listing.If you don't have a contract, I'm not sure what to suggest except to split ways peaceable, even if you lose money.

When the realtor percentage rates first hit there was a couple posters on there acting a fool.

I question what percentage of capital calls result in a project turn around, but I speculate it is not a high percentage.

I sleep at night just fine knowing I make a few percentage points less than those who take on too much debt.