You are lucky, they tried charging 60,000 with one of my other clients. 

Vacasa seems like they cover everything which is great for hands off owners, but they charge an arm and a leg.

We're doing this and cut our $2400 rent down to ~$1400 doing an Airbnb on our spare room and this is charging roughly $60 a night.Also, cut off expenses that aren't adding value to what you NEED.

Fixed income, like lending, is not purely about yield from interest charged.

Although you can learn notes at your own pace, if you do need to get up-to-speed quickly, as to avoid overpaying on assets or setting up a profitable enterprise, focused programs may get you there faster. 

You want guests who you find elsewhere that see a decked out theme home and think it's the most unique thing ever, and don't know there are 5,000 others just like it charging less.

It would dually represent buyers and sellers and charge a total commission of no more than 0.6%.

Well there's a reason they screen their borrowers, secure their loans with a first position trust deed/mortgage and charge a small fortune to make such a loan.

What I do for my units with shared meters is I charge 50% flat to each tenant which prevents waste I get no issues with any waste due to this but the ones that share electric bills do get many complaints due to the size of the bill.

Other people will charge you way more for a new construction ADU or Reno for the home.