When you have a PM that is responsible for marketing, you have - in essence - outsrouced that role just as you have outsourced the property mgmt itself.  

The easiest way to start your own property management company is outsource the financial management component.

The only reason we do it ourselves in our local market is that my wife is better than any other agent we've met -- if we knew of a better listing agent, we'd outsource it in our own market in a heartbeat.Btw, you shouldn't have to pay 6%.

I am about to outsource to have someone else (other than myself) physically write our "We Buy Houses" message on our bandit signs.

I actually believe in doing business systematically and having the right people for the right job, therefore it is my opinion that agents and investors alike may want to outsource the negotiations to experienced negotiators.Yeah we’re all about allowing the listing agent to double dip – as I said in my response to Luckyone, it’s an incentive to get them to send us all of their listings.

I agree that it is even good to do it for awhile so you know what a PM should be doing for you if you do choose to outsource this.

There are repetitive admin tasks that make sense for that environment but I believe many of those jobs are already outsourced or being done remotely.

Let's say instead of buying a turnkey with 20% down (no forced appreciation) and managing yourself netting $250 a month per door, you buy off market add equity and outsource management but only cashflow $100 a month.

If you want to outsource your mailing, believe you can use a site like yellowletters.com

I’m trying to think of ideas to outsource several of the landlording tasks without a true property manager.