Homes requiring significant repairs or upgrades are struggling to sell, and sellers are often forced to lower their prices or offer additional concessions.

I only ask because I went through the same struggle of leaving my high-paying W2 job. 

My strength admittedly is on the administrative tasks.For those who are opposite of me, who struggle with the administrative side, would you consider a B2B relationship with a service that takes all of the tasks off of your hands, and if so what would you be willing to pay (% or flat fee).To be clear, what would be offered would be:- Listing on 15+ channels including Marriott Homes and Villas, Abnb, VRBO/, Booking.com, Zillow, coming soon Amex Travel and Hyatt, Jetblue and Allegiant Airlines, and more.- Pricing software w/ live revenue manager- Smart Lock software- 24/7 Guest Communication via platform, voice, text, email.- 24/7 Communication with owner or PM staff for maintenance or cleaning issues. 

I started out active and found that I was not great at being an asset manager and finding quality property managers was a huge struggle. 

It's the in town STR properties that aren't particularly convenient to any of the major attractions that have struggled the most since this market became crowded.3) The difference between good and average or bad STR operators is huge. 

Hey Robert, I have struggled with the adjacent before/after for different reasons as well (Pricelabs really needs a better education model) on their product, but I was able to figure out my issue by reaching out to them.

If you have little to no cash, if you lack experience, if you have bad credit, well then that partnership is going to be a struggle.

I think they are struggling...

I see all these folks starting out struggling with numbers when trying to buy one SFR .. 

This is something we are struggling with as well.Our problem is that we are just on the edge of being in the perfect spot for retirement, but we are not exactly there either.