I operate a short term rental in Niagara on the Lake as well as Fort Erie, I have wonderful helpers... so if she is looking for quarterly/seasonal PM's we could definitely discuss. 

I appreciate your help. Eric

Appreciate the help! Eric

I believe the far upper limit for this sort of business is 25 SFR, at which point running a single renovation as we do as well as managing and maintaining that many rentals will become more than a full-time job for one person with helpers to call on at need and a few key contractors to lean on, namely plumbing, HVAC, electrical,and roofing.

So I paid for a place to live in and then rented out part of that place.If you don't have enough money to pay for your own place plus enough to repair the other portion you're renting, then the place to start would be to work in any job that is real estate related, such as a contractor's helper or repair guy.If you us more about yourself we might be able to offer more ideas.

I also had to let go of a few other helpers along the way and am close to firing the front porch cement guy.

I'm also just the helper or manager.

So the PM sent there $60 an hour helper to look at the water heater.

So getting the most money for the lender and keeping the home on the market longer while the homeowner goes further into debt, doesn't really help. Eric

Occasionally I hire helpers and will probably be doing this more in the future.