I think communication and staying in contact shows effort and that’s big with most tenants.

I suppose you may have some accrued interest in the middle of the month, but it would be too much effort to constantly factor that in. 

We as a firm have investors working with us who have rental properties all over the US big and small.Finding a real estate-focused tax professional and one who can help with advisory and grow with you would be my suggestion to focus your efforts on finding.

@Pyrrha Rivers give Seiko my thanks, and thank you for your efforts in coordinating this!

This is an effort to prevent another disaster like the Surfside Tower collapse in 2021 that killed 100 people.

You're going to pay for the repairs anyway - and that is the most substantial part of the cost and the biggest part of the effort when something big happens - not the property management itself.

I appreciate their effort in tackling a challenging task/business, but the execution is not worth the $14K-$15K price tag in my opinion. 

If at the low end of that, it could be worth it.8 figures minimum plus everything else that's been mentioned in terms of effort and time.

Mid-term lease sounds valuable but hesitant to use capital and effort to furnish it when we really don't know how well that will perform.

An investor should rarely be in a rush.You also may have to balance patience vs them piggy-backing on your efforts - which may drive up the market price for their units.Also, these will be hard to finance.