Which is why I always have the rent, number of bedrooms/bathrooms, square feet, and (if possible) availability date in the first sentence.

He obviously doesn't want to be involved in the minutia, but that is the part I do want to be involved in.

We normally do it half by square footage & half by number of residents in the home. 

We’re under contract at the moment on a doublewide and the booklet for foundation requires requires piers spaced at certain distance apart,a certain square footage of venting, piers on footers below frontline, mortared , etc etc. they require an engineers inspection to approve it.

Those fees dropped dramatically once expedia was involved. 

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.

Once listed the payouts can only go down based on how many realtors/brokers are involved in the deal.  

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Wayne Brooks  on top of that OCWEN can be a bear to deal with.Not only that, but doesn't it seem like they are only involved with assets in or soon to be in foreclosure...

Any noise after that has to be above a certain decibel (usually - a lawyer will know or be able to find out).The downstairs neighbor should absolutely be recusing themselves from all discussions of this issue as a board and abstaining from all votes involving the issue. 

If this is a one off investor deal and you don’t have your own agent involved then I guess you have to make up your own solution.