There are a lot of costs that most people fail to account for.Sales taxesLodging taxesMarketingBooking feesCredit card feesRepairsCleaningLandscapingFurnishing the unitReplacing consumables (tp, coffee, soap, etc)Utilities, including cable/internetInsuranceThere's more I'm forgetting.

I apologize for all the questioning but hopefully we can sort of get at the root of the problem and that might help you find your answer.

Unfortunately, you won't have a decent football team to root for for a couple years... 

A few old tree or bush roots are visible in the hole.

Next time, I will make sure I have no true need to procure a deal so that I have better negotiating roots.

When Property Management is boiled down to it's most base root core, it is Conflict Resolution.

When you leave the house leave it clean, trimmed, tidy to set the expectations high.I bought and mailed my tenants a years worth of air filters to replace and root killer for the sewage line.

Soap and shampoo? 

Usually it's very slow that you don't even notice and roots can get in. 

If he/she thinks they can help, I would be happy to reach out myself.The basis of my questions is rooted in which approach would ultimately be more cost effective.