.* Being near hospitals and universities are great for traveling nurses, patients undergoing therapy, grad students, and/or remote professionals.* Having extended stay hotels in the area are a good indicator there is demand for mid-term rentals.* I furnished both units using Cort furniture to buy solid, matching, used furniture at a discount.

I am a Registered Dental Hygienist and love teaching my patients about oral health care.

I am not really understanding what that means so I appreciate if someone can explain it to me patiently.

They are not negative on PM (for the most part) just negative on the consequence of hiring a poor manager or not being hyper-diligent about watching the details of your property.I can tell you that there are great property management companies out there, you simply have to be patient and be CRYSTAL CLEAR from the beginning on how you expect them to handle your property.As far as costs, I think a company that charges 12-16% (that is ALL charges added in and annualized) is probably a company seeking to operate like a proper business.

If you are in the city I would say look OOS and Atlanta can be a great option if you are patient and prepared for the competition.

Be patient,  deals come up all the time. 

We patiently waited for an exit point that made sense; unfortunately, it took 16 years to get there...

If they don't to your satisfaction, file a formal complaint.

We've made every attempt to make you comfortable but it's clearly not working to your satisfaction and we feel it best for everyone if you were to find a home more to your standard.We hereby notify you that your lease will terminate no later than midnight on (DATE).

It all depends on your business model and how well you do in reviews, pricing, guest satisfaction, etc. that will actually determine your final occupancy rate.