Also, tips on crawling public records for info?

I am looking specifically for someone who is excellent at carefully monitoring and toggling pricing with the goal of keeping the Unit as occupied as is possible.I do have access to a few excellent cleaning crews and so I can take that on, but am also open to full service companies who have cleaning in house.I will also consider "small footprint" operations with good references and proven expertise.Thank you,John

I should have worded that more carefully-the realtor told me to put down unknown. 

I really don't care about the elderly passing away naturally in a house, even if I live in that house.

I'm also married, trying to protect three teenagers from their own stupidity, run a business with seven employees, etc.I consider myself a success story, but I have C-class rentals in a small market nobody knows/cares about, and I don't have the infectious personality that makes for good TV.

For military folks moving a lot, owning for a long time might be a bit tricky, but there are options like selling or getting someone reliable to take care of your property.

Care to share the beds / bath / sq ft?

But ultimately, best advice I have gotten is to be a fair and firm landlord and take good care of your properties.

I agree with @Michael Baum and @Sarah KensingerWhat you will gain on name recognition from the big company name will be lost by people fearing that a big name company is unable to care for their property as a smaller company can.The loss of marketing and accounting systems can be replaced by hiring a company like Vintory and a Bookkeeper through a CPA. 

Any other tips for how to negotiate this in our favor?