Once we have that data we can make a more concise decision. 

There are certain guidelines of course in order to ensure you get 100% of your cash back when you refi. 

Because loopnet is free and CoStar is so expensive there is no way CoStar is going to automatically input all of their listings into loopnet (similar to Redfin pulling the MLS data for example), it just wont happen.

If you find a good manager, they will ensure you get a quality tenant that pays top dollar and takes care of the home.

Just be careful when the company is laying the plywood on the beams they are laying them staggered it makes the roof strong and helps ensure less leaks.

There's some benefit there in that I can always change my mind about selling if I'm not able to get the asking price I want, so I can retune the analysis with new data if I find bids coming in too low.

I would check all your local codes, and ensure each unit is up to par.  

If so, you can bill back water/sewer consumption (increasing the NOI and cutting one of your largest expenses)  but you'll want to see if that's common practice with your competition and ensure rents line up as well.

The PM maintains a list of vendors who they vet and must ensure the vendors are compliant with their operating standards such as having a Certificate of Insurance naming the PM as an additional insured, receive invoices from said vendors, pay vendors, checks vendor work (in some cases) and ensure the invoice is appropriately accounted for in the asset/owners account.  

Facebook and Apple have big data centers going in, and there's a huge mix of people.