Quote from @Allen McGlashing: Hello everyone, I am in the process of interviewing Property Managers in the Columbus Ohio area and had the pleasure  of speaking with Cheryl Morgan from  Heart & Home Property Management and I was looking for anyone that is or has used them and their experience with them.  

They claim a 35% fee on the first year's savings, only if they save you money.Also, I received from my mortgage company an email from "Incenter Tax Solutions" who claim to be a nationwide property tax petition and monitoring service.

I am installing a security camera on the northwest corner of the garage to monitor the garage door and part of the common area where a criminal is most likely to approach the building.

Within the next two months, my husband and I will be opening our first Airbnb in Denver, CO and we hope to be obtaining our second property within a year or so.Truly it is all about where and who you get your information from because look at it like this: I could watch a Youtube video and read books about heart surgery.

Would one sign up for heart surgery with a MD who had never done one before? 

You should do this at least once a month and always monitor the market's movement.If the current tenant is really good and you want to keep them, offer them a renewal with an increase 5-10% below market.

Even they need monitored from time to time.As least you own and control the asset, can sell whenever you want and you won't get any capital calls other than your turnkey provider calling you to buy another one lolMuch success

Thanks in advanceI would check out ERA or Heart and Home.

Is the camera set up to point at their car (ie the tenant who owns the camera is using it to monitor their car) or to point at the other tenant's car?

Even if I wasn't I would still suggest doing it yourself, great way to monitor the business.