And keep in mind that BC has a high frequency of STR's that are really second homes with owners that are content to make just a little money by way of a lackluster property manager (who likely charges 30%), so I would be careful to not let some of the comparison properties discourage you.

We are interested in Section 8 - going over the HUD rents and doing the math on the CoCROI we sometimes come up with 20%+ ROI (accounting for capex, repairs, vacancy, management, etc.)Going over some of the forums here I see a lot of 10%-12% CocROI of investors with Sec8 properties.

Also, you can get access for free with our partnership with BiggerPockets - https://inveloapp.com/bigger-pocketsIf you are already using GHL, then you could use Inveloto:- pull your lists using it's list builder feature- import any of your third party lists into the platform- manage your prospects, list stack, and filter for top quality prospects- market to prospects within Invelo OR integrate into GHL to push properties overLet me know if you have any questions.

We would love to know how you guys manage this.

if I was self managing, it would significantly help my cash flow but would require time and effort and my time is worth significantly more than what STR PMs charge. 

The legal landscape for property management is always evolving.

Looking for recommendations on great property managers for small multi unit 1-2 in the Charleston,SC. 

Be prepared to discuss with lenders how the property will be used and ensure your financial profiles demonstrate strong ability to manage the mortgage jointly.Hope this helps.

My wife and I have 4 long-term rental units and looking for a better way to manage/track expenses/income.

My insurers reimburse me for what I didn't use; it can take a few weeks for the check to come, but that's just cash flow management then.