Every day they should call their case manager, an inspector and a supervisor to advise them how important is that the unit is approved so they can be authorized to move in.

Historically, members had to file, manage, record, and report each LLC separately which meant more paperwork, more cataloging, more expense, and more reporting.

Being in CAN I find it easier to self manage and hire a team.

I primarily delt with non- performing 2nds, they prefer performing 1sts, so it's definitely a different animal,  but manageable. 

I will help run the STR, but I told him he needed to get property manager from the onset.

Because if not, now you are reliant on contractors and such, and there is a significant learning curve in this industry just around how to manage them and not get exploited or ripped off.  

.: Quote from @Steve Vaughan: We're all peaches and cream compared to Bob Bowling the cap rate dictator, Thomas S the tenant and property management Nazi and Uncle @Bill Gulley educate the right way or no way.

We have property managers and don't run the small business, so my workload is minimal.Of course I keep an eye on the market, but finding anything for a guy like me would be way too much work. 

I think the actual settings will vary if you are managing directly on platform or using third party softwares, etc.As mentioned above I think risking going vacant over a major holiday will outweight the extra housekeeping cost.Also, I am not sure how much volume you are doing but do not pay cleaners extra for holidays. 

You may also want to call local property management companies to get their estimated rental amount and their feel for the rental appeal of your property in the area, etc.* Talk to your tax professional and find out what your tax implications are from inheriting the property to buying out your brother and putting it in an LLC, etc. * Also find out if the property's tax assessment changes with any of the scenarios above.