My wife and I grew our practice from our basement and we now have 68 employees.

I want to keep this mostly self-service within minimal management/part-time employee.

A few management companies I worked for in the past had full time employees just dealing with leases and trying to obtain information from owners.

You can reach out to @Dave Foster if you need a QI or an expert’s opinion.

Other than that I am a full time W2 employee.

@Dave Foster thank you for your reply.

Honestly- with that volume and the profit you should make from 24 flips, $72K isn't enough.With that many projects, I wouldn't want to rely on a 1099, I want an employee that I can actually require duties and timelines of. 

W-2 employee.

on the PM side and what they charge I would have a sliding scale. just like some of my clients that own big class B  MF  they pay 4% and an onsite manager is the employee.

They should hire their own W2 employees and manage themselves.