However, though I have saved money with them, I have no problem pulling the plug if they stop providing the level of service I command, and I only use and recommend one company. 

We put in $6500 per unit in renovation to improve the units so they can command market rents. 

My one bathroom units command very similar rents and have very similar (short) vacancies.  

If that doesn't work, work your way up the chain of command (regional manager, vice president, president) appeal to their sense of fairness.

Typically commands median prices and occupancy and in my opinion can get hurt by bad reviews or increased competition.Although not easily, if an investor can manage to be both #2 & #3 (a lot of time husband/wife teams) these are the people that seem to have incredible, rather than marginal, success with Airbnb.

Something in this area and price range: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/121-Fisher-St-Warner-Robins-GA-31093/49853176_zpid/It seems like most of the surrounding area is commanding $7-800 rents.

If you were constructing a spreadsheet with weighted averages, what would command the most weight?

Each unit has 4BD/1.5BA, and at market rates, would command $3400-3800 per month each (given its proximity to BART).   

Meet the trainer, and work a list of simple obedience commands that the tenants MUST be able to perform for you or your property manager.

, Never break "heel" , stay on extended stay ETC that dog knows its commands the very first time on time!