@Cheng ChuAre you looking at residential or commercial?

Hi Ran,I would probably ask around locally for a PM to see if they have backoffice services that they offer, other than that, there are a lot of accounting type of services available with third party vendors through the national association of residential property managers.

I am looking for a brokerage to hang my license with minimal fees and higher commissions.I came across The Virtual Realty Group during my research.

was the prior use for residential? 

So in my market residential RE has few paths to good return: 1) patience.  

I'm looking to sell a mixed use building, with commercial and residential units, in San Mateo.

I am a full time real estate agent that specializes in luxury and residential - you never know how our two worlds could collide.

The qualifier is that the OP is speaking of RESIDENTIAL real estate investments.  

Give RiverTown Realty a try, I have been partnering with them for my investors and they are renting and moving fairy quickly with great communication!

I would be wary of buying a home in a residential neighborhood in ABQ with the goal of having a STR: Only CA rivals NM in terms of economic governmental tampering.