I have also found a decent deal from a wholesaler but don't trust the numbers they give you about the property they make them up and say as much in their disclaimer legal language in any communication they send.

My thoughts are that you are covering your bases and giving them options to communicate with them in a tongue they prefer. 

I pay 10% for Evolve (plus 3% for any CC transactions) and they handle all bookings, calendars, pre-stay information and communications as well as payouts and listing setups (even professional photography).  

A quick about me-Engineering & operations backgroundVery process driven individualStrong communication skillsLicensed & insured general contractorWork experience in new construction, renovations, & commercial build-outsI am looking to network with experienced individuals that are also working in the rehab & development space.Thanks!

Always pays on time, easy communication, keeps the place clean, and even does some raking and landscaping.My tenant has now asked if I could not increase rent, stating her yard work as a reason for keeping it the same.

it allows me to be on all the listing sites and have a hosted website and it handles payments and getting guests to sign my rental agreement and automate a lot of guest Communications.

This was my first MF deal, everyone knows that, everyone on the deal has aligned long term goals.Disputes I'm not too worried about, I'm good at managing expectations and I communicate clearly and frequently. 

For me personally on any given day I can be be found - Communicating with my team (CPA, attorney, brokers, lenders)Underwriting opportunitiesNetworking with investors and other real estate professionals Reading/listening to podcasts/audio books and continuing to educate myselfTouring prospect propertiesTouring assets in our portfolioMeetings/calls with partnersAdmin work

As long as you communicate up front the responsibilities it works.

The only guy I ever had to evict from one of my properties, I had put on a 'written communication only' plan because he just couldn't seem to catch on.