I do all of the work except for contract review by broker and they pay for the pm software and overhead of having a physical location for the brokerage (although rents collected and owner payments are all done online).

I found the best solution was to set up auto pays for all the accounts and then make a google doc with all the info broken down by property for periodic reviews.

I always like looking at underwriting models and what others are looking at, so I'd be happy to review if you have any interest. 

Planning performs a thorough review to make this determination including searching publicly and also checking to see if anything was reported to the SF Rent Board or a DBI complaint.

Do the values appear to be accurate when you've reviewed them?

Whatever opinions you get from people here- if you consider moving forward have a knowledgeable attorney review the ppm to understand the good and bad

I have never tested it in court but reviewing the lease it makes it clear that unless otherwise agree the rent is automatically increased at lease end to the weekly rate as its a beach property.

I've had clients have their attorney review a contract or deal with an issue before, but they're not going to show properties or list homes for sale.

Cut Maintenance Costs→ Review your ongoing maintenance costs.

I have reviewed the IRC publication for prohibit transactions between the plan and a disqualified person which contain a few criteria including selling, exchanging and leasing the property.