I've been managing places for my aunt up here and in SoCal for about a year now and personally believe that how often a tenant asks for fixes is more based around their personality than anything else.Take my opinion with a grain of salt as I've never used a PM service so don't have any data to actually compare.

If so, plug your address in there and see what the comparable properties are doing.In my opinion, Airbnb is a professionals game now.

We recommend you get management contracts from several PMCs and compare the services they cover and, more importantly, what they each DO NOT cover.

@Cameron Tope started the company officially in 2018 after having bad experiences with Property Management in Houston over his 35+ property portfolio.. so he's built a lot of our processes to be Investor tailored compared to most Property Management!

But I will say, then cannot and will not compare.

Costs – Compare rent to all expenses (mortgage, taxes, etc.).Profit – Check how much money you’ll make after all costs.Neighborhood – Is the area growing?

First, the cost of entry is relatively low compared to markets like Las Vegas and Dallas, which means you can acquire properties with more favorable purchase prices and potentially higher yields.

(Compared with 3.9% for the U.S.)2.

If you took the hit and lost money on this one tenant, by what standard would you refuse to do so to other tenants in comparable situations in the future?

You can also do an audit of your “hotel” to see how it compares to others in your market in terms of design and amenities to fully maximize revenue.