They're paid by the job and if their performance ever decreases (which can happen - they're great for a time and eventually for whatever reason their quality, timeliness, etc declines) then it's easier to phase them out & replace them with a different crew. 

.- You might also look into staging the property or taking high-quality photos to make it more appealing online.- Another option is to list it on multiple platforms, including local real estate groups and social media.

Also, make sure the management entity’s taxation as a C corporation aligns with your long-term goals.Has anyone here gone through a similar process and have any attorney referrals or tips to share?

I've come to Bigger Pockets to learn some tips, tricks, and hints about real estate investment and to connect with folks who have similar goals. 

Sure grandma's couch is out there but so are lots of quality, stylish furniture that people need to get rid of because of downsizing or moving.:)

I specialize is finding unique solutions to novel problems and have a robust team/network of quality contractors.

I'm on a mission to help clients navigate the journey of buying or selling their homes with confidence and joy.Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, I can’t wait to exchange ideas, tips, and success stories.

To be fair this GC has his estate home next to my project and he did not want to see starter homes going in. we build semi custom highest price in town .. so there was quality of project that also interested him.. this would be a rare event out in the market..

Contractors also want to control the quality of materials going in, and a client wanting to save money might get a lower quality that could affect the end product, and cause problems down the line, reflecting on the contractor.

Hell, having laminate is better than having carpet carpet imo (assuming good quality of course).