I'm curious about people's experience with property management fees for mid-term rentals?  

And we known there are many more Govt costs such as environmental studies and the like that increase both the cost and the timeline (Which in turn increases the cost even more...)City Heights is Gentrifying, has been for a while, I made good money there in the Mid 2000's, and it's no longer affordable for most lower income folks, period.

Goal is to move mid-late 2024  Purchase June 2022: $510,500Down Payment: $102,100Interest rate: 4.875%Mortgage balance: $397,959Monthly mortgage, tax, insurance:$2,465Estimated rent $3,000 The home has an estimated sell price of $550,000 today and the area will continue to appreciate well.Home is in good shape.

Maybe you can come to terms at the mid point.

I helped a client purchase a property in Roseville (Not Rocklin.. but close) that had an ADU they rented as a mid-term rental.

Specifically, do mid-sized to small towns outside of big cities have sufficient rental demand for rent by the room?

For example, living in one, mid term renting one, and short term renting the other?

By mid '82' thing's changed direction.

I even thought about selling mid construction.

I have made it from my long term process to short/mid terms and I have found myself in a predicament as I am investing from out of state (Atlanta GA) and have purchased a str that I will be staying in 1 week a month (Liberty MO north of Kansas City MO).Predicament All property management companies I have done my research on have horrible reviews, as most of them do, and with STR it’s not exactly passive but more hands on in my experience with investing in ATL.Does anybody out there have a recommendation for PM companies I can work with that are not from the horror story days that I have heard all the way back from when Josh Dorkin was hosting?