Many posts have identified your cleaners as an essential part of your STR team.  

I was first introduced to property management when my boss promoted me from Executive Toilet Cleaner to Assistant Condominium Manager.

You’re leaving money on the table if you try to do pricing on your ownFind a solid cleaner and handyman (this may take a couple tries) as they are the lifeblood of your business and will help you with any last-minute requests that you can’t do being far awayUse a Property Management System (PMS) tool like Guesty or OwnerRez to automate messages and run your business more efficientlyGood luck and DM me if you have any further questions!

Yes, a single member LLC choosing to be taxed as a sole proprietor would be a disregarded entity in the 1031.However, it is always a cleaner paper trail if you can sell as yourself and buy and yourself to finish the 1031 and then contribute the property into the new LLC. 

Then from there you should reach out to them, see if they have investor friendly agent, and if you find a good agent, you should be able to get connected to cleaners, maintenance folks, contractors, and more. 

@Greg Scott, they don't have to go through public records, most are buying lists because they tend to be cleaner and it is easier to segment for the types of property and equity they want.This is why I recommend owner occupied motivated segments.

Most important person is the cleaner. 

Another tip is to put a timer on vent switch,,,so it doesnt run every time light comes on, vent stays cleaner, lasts longer, and runs less ONLY when needed and shuts itself off.

You can use a glass cleaner afterwards and wipe with a lint free cloth to get a clean surface.

-Tenant left a big fish pond, big garden pavers,  and some personal belongings, old vacuum cleaners, cloth baskets, etc.