The professionals listed have additional training and ethic standards that set them a part, however it is important to conduct your own research and properly vet a few property managements before making your decision. 

Here are some steps and resources that may help you confirm your numbers and conduct due diligence:Rental Income Analysis: To determine the possible rental income for your duplex, look up the rental rates for nearby homes that are comparable to yours.

Conduct all correspondence via email.

The average buyer has no idea how to conduct a transaction, especially if they move from market to market / state to state.If we move away from a commission payment system, it puts a serious crimp on the agent / client relationship. 

It gets confusing with the lack of MLS data and information about recent sales, which makes it harder to conduct comparisons, etc.

I have out of state properties that I visit 1-2x per year to either have a meeting with the Property Manager or conduct a walk-through if there is no property manager.

Living in California, I flew out several times and conducted interviews with property managers, agents, and other boots on the ground.

The average buyer has no idea how to conduct a transaction, especially if they move from market to market / state to state.In my market, buyers aren't used to signing anything with a buyer's agent. 

We will create meeting minutes based on the information clients provide for meetings that were not formerly documented)- Annual Corporate Compliance (annual shareholder and director meeting)- Annual LLC Compliance (annual member meeting or manager meeting if the LLC is conducting an active business)- Phone answering service (702.871.8535)- 10% discount on executive retreat, upon qualificationNOTE: - Corporate Assistance Program covers all entities, it isn't on a per entity basis.- *Entity must be formed or binder docs drafted by Anderson and Anderson is required to be listed as the Registered Agent.- **Excludes dissolutions outside of Nevada & Wyoming, as well as any state filing fees or shipping costs.If your goal is to have more 'write-offs', then the solution isn't necessarily to have an entity.

Conduct thorough due diligence and consider seeking guidance from local real estate professionals to make informed investment decisions.