I am an experienced real estate professional who is expanding into investment properties.

:)It's great that you're eager to connect with experienced investors!

Go to local meetups, or join the local REIA in Westchester, and make some connections and see where your time or skills can be used to help a more experienced investor.

I wanted to see what the experienced and knowledgeable people here may have in mind for this situation. 

First, get an experienced lawyer lined up to use and ask him what contingencies you should have.

Hire competent, experienced legal counsel. 

The city has seen steady growth in recent years, with various neighborhoods experiencing revitalization efforts and increased demand for housing.There are plenty of opportunities for value-add investments in Philadelphia, particularly in under-valued, distressed, or poorly managed properties.

Network with experienced investors and agents,  also think about investing in duplexes or small multifamily buildings for rental revenue and cash flow.

Couldn't imagine sending a first time or even experienced investor into a situation blind at these price tags.

They seem to be quite negative with not much intended value add.The questions that I asked were thoughtful and were more about the composition of service offerings from folks who offer those services to property owners than just about the percentage charged for management.The title of the thread is co-hosting and management of STR’s.I would have expected to get more feedback about the questions that I asked from people that property manage or co-host.There are many people who have experienced down years due to poor management (listings, channels, revenue management) which means there is plenty of room for improvement and an opportunity to earn more for these clients even with the management fee ranges mentioned.