Neither of us are agents, but it would certainly be doable to get a license.My question: what kind of fee structure would you be willing to pay to an MTR property manager, or if you are already an MTR property manager, what fees do you charge? 

@Marty Houghton - Just do a google search for Onerent or call them for more details on their service structure.

Don't just look at fee structure, however that's a part of the equation.

Some other factors:- do you need structural steel which you can run into with odd shaped or wide buildings, especially if you're trying to get large clear spans or if you're going up to 5 stories.

But, when it comes time to put the deal together and pull the trigger: work with a seasoned real estate attorney with experience in structuring seller carry deals and writing thorough docs that cover your interests, especially with the "what ifs?"

Airbnb definitely provides the most structure.

Not only does this pertain to structural wood but also to wood flooring.

Document the condition thoroughly for future reference and estimates.If the property is of interest, it’s crucial to have professionals assess potential structural damage, electrical issues, or mold remediation costs.

I am targeting parking garages less than 25 years old, with no major structural issues, and busy street access. 

So if I do a couple deals with either FHA or a DSCR or something more up that alley… the more likely I will be in the future to qualify for deals that are more structured with OPM/private money/hard money?