My strength admittedly is on the administrative tasks.For those who are opposite of me, who struggle with the administrative side, would you consider a B2B relationship with a service that takes all of the tasks off of your hands, and if so what would you be willing to pay (% or flat fee).To be clear, what would be offered would be:- Listing on 15+ channels including Marriott Homes and Villas, Abnb, VRBO/, Booking.com, Zillow, coming soon Amex Travel and Hyatt, Jetblue and Allegiant Airlines, and more.- Pricing software w/ live revenue manager- Smart Lock software- 24/7 Guest Communication via platform, voice, text, email.- 24/7 Communication with owner or PM staff for maintenance or cleaning issues. 

I want to discontinue the Rent Redi I'm paying for and transition to the free one. 

Insurance and taxes are a big part of the equation too.

This helps address any issues immediately and keeps operations running smoothly.3) Attention to Detail: Beyond just surface cleaning, I look for cleaners who pay attention to the small details—things like checking for missing items, making sure coffee maker is clean, ensuring all amenities are stocked, and noticing any maintenance issues that might need attention.

They have itin number, been in the the states for 8 years and have paid taxes and will to provide tax returns. 

Quote from @Li Kia: They must pay rent for their final 30 days.

Adding a game room or storage will pay for itself quickly.

They usually have simulators that will tell you how much you need to pay off on a particular debt to accomplish a particular point gain on your credit rating. 

In order to align your goal with theirs you SHOULD pay them a percentage of all revenue - rent, late fees, water charges, parking fees, pet fees, etc.Second, the PM isn't taking anything, they are earning it by doing the things that the owner cannot or does not want to do.Third, I don't know of many PM's out there that actually want higher expenses for the owner.

Boiling it down even further, having the seller pay both agents commissions was common practice until this weekend.