In the past, I've usually gone with managers who are affiliated with the national association of residential property managers - they have a special certification program.

In my mind, success costs what it costs - focus on the return, not the magnitude of the investment.It should be common knowledge by now here on BP that I'm affiliated with an REI education company.

By that, I mean, as a licensed broker/agent, your license has to hang somewhere and that establishment charges certain fees for transactions and affiliation.

I just can't comprehend how that is a realistic number for the Cleveland area.

You wouldn't be able able to sell it together as you have no NBA (No Broker Affiliation).

I have no affiliation with them, I've just found them extremely detailed and helpful in analyzing different short-term rental markets.3) $5,500 per month works out to about $183 per night.  

I am in no way affiliated with him or trying to market for him but he is proven.

(be sure to clearly state at the bottom, Not Affiliated in any way with $$company name$$)

In general, the market in affiliating in a way that will support equity growth over time and allow you to refinance and cash out more equity for future deals after your system is in place.Yuval 

@Mike Ollison Are they seeking a a broker to work with in the sense that they are an agent seeking a broker to affiliate with....or do you mean they are a non-licensed individual seeking the services of a broker (or agent)?