Actually they all pay you a percentage of what you spend to use them so that’s even better.

After having your own experience, you'll know what to look out for in a Management company, and I can say this from experiencing first hand.I would connect with other investors that are from Arizona, you can sign a joint venture agreement with them, giving them either a percentage of your rental income or equity, and they will be your boots on the ground. 

They will show who owns the entity in what percentages as well as who can sign on behalf of the entity.

My point is people pay for accountability groups and a very large percentage of the time they find it worth the price.  

Is there a metric that records what percentage of rentals are occupied on average on any given day?

All the trade websites say that in the end they're only a tiny percentage more expensive than regular concrete block because the labor costs go way down.    

It might make more sense to own the property and lease it out to an organization that does it and you could do a percentage lease rather than a flat monthly fee.It isn't for me but I'm more of a passive person.

Only a small percentage cost more than I have on hand, and that number goes down each year as I improve my business model.3.

I’m looking to sell a house and was wondering a rough percentage for all closing cost.Thanks 

@Hunter Schenk can't help with experience, but curious if the city will force you to offer a percentage of the units at "affordable" prices?