We're diligently preparing these lots, anticipating a market rebound.Navigating through this unusual market has been tough, but I am confident that the experience and perseverance will pay dividends in the long run

In this case, I represented myself on the purchase so the seller did not have to pay a buyer's agent commission - a savings of $25-$30K for them! 

And don’t pay anyone or sign anything before you get your carrier involved.

So as long as it can provide insurance and pay the bills, I don't care much what it is.

It was worth every penny because now I’m properly organized and it significantly cut down the amount of time it took my accountant to prepare my taxes.

I would also do a lease audit to check for delinquency, and how many of these tenants were just leased to, and how many are actually paying.

You will spend $10-$20k to put the PPM together and then if you do audited financials that will run you five figures per year as well as tax returns are not cheap with all the K-1's.

VRBO integration is 🚮, taxes are constantly incorrect, channel commission wrong.  

Neither of us are agents, but it would certainly be doable to get a license.My question: what kind of fee structure would you be willing to pay to an MTR property manager, or if you are already an MTR property manager, what fees do you charge? 

While sellers are not obligated to pay the buyer’s agent’s commission, they can still choose to do so if it is negotiated during the transaction.