But I have bought and sold and helped others buy and sell many properties as well as managed many properties.  

So far, I assume I was unlucky.Beside that the management team is fine.

I would have to check with our operations manager, but I do not think so. 

College rentals are great, but more time intensive and usually better managed by more experienced landlords because college kids break more stuff and don't know how to work a lot of things.

I help manage properties and right now, I’m trying to help my partner get some of his properties listed and sold.

That gets expensive.Also you might search on the recent case of the group home coordinator/manager getting arrested for murder in Arlington. 

I’m also in San Antonio and I am a property manager for short and mid-term rentals.

If you don't trust your management company, do them and you and favor and manage it yourself. 

I am managing 1 short term rental and my housekeeper prefers to get paid via apple pay.

There are even members that will respond here that have ulterior motives, so you shouldn't trust them.Go through the content available here on BP and then start looking for a Property Management Company you can build a relationship with - but, still verify & validate what they do as no one is perfect and even an honest mistake can cost thousands.Some agents may post here to start with them, but 95%+ of agents don't know how to properly identify a rental property to buy.