I think it was $74/mo total for 1 unit, with some part of that being a flat fee for the subscription and an additional per-unit component.

My personal goals are to acquire larger buildings, which make them easier to hire a property manager for.If you and your husband have a specific goal in mind, just make sure whatever you do here aligns with that.

One of the critical components of choosing my next homestead location will be access to a decent size city within an hour or so where I can do buy and hold investments for cash flow. 

@Tsipora Smith I'm sure I will get some hate mail on this but....their goals do not align with yours.

There are two components, homebuyer qualifications & property location; These programs typically have geographical and/or income restrictions.

The third component is micro managing your manager and/or trying to be too involved in the initial setup unless you are super super good at it. if your manager says we need to replace furniture, repaint the walls, add artwork, retake professional pictures, do something else, let them do it. if you don't trust them to do what they do best don't hire them, otherwise let them do it. the return on investment follows. the reviews will accumulate and will help. the superhost status will help. whatever else your professional manager does will help.I've been managing commercial and residential for 20+ years.

@Eric Northrup sell it. no offense but 200$ in cash flow probably does not move your needle much. sell it and scale up. more units the better. youre doing all the right things, but for me, continuing to buy and sell properties with the idea that eventually i will get to bigger and better is what has worked well for me. obviously important to align yourself with good wholesalers, lenders etc. happy to share my hard money guy with you for your next purchase. either way, best of luck!

Real estate is often just the vehicle to get us to a bigger life goal, so make sure you are casting a vision for your company (or yourself) that aligns with your goals.

I usually have some overlap in appt times....you can try to switch maybe #3 with #2, so #2 you just leave the same time.You could spend more time at #1 going over the big 5 components of a house....education time.Could stop for a coffee and go over all your disclosure documents or sample contract.Swing thru downtown.

By aligning your interest to theirs or putting their interest first, and making sure you only profit when they do, it makes passive partners eager to partner with you.