Was not doing the work myself, but trying to project manage the work remotely by myself to save a few grand that management would have charged extra.

Not to invest, not to coach.Perhaps if you share WHY you're interested in real estate we can provide you some direction.

So, if they allow someone to move in, you can either:1) Pursue eviction2) Have extra charges built into your standard lease4 template. - Ours states that if we find an additional occupant, we can immediately increase the rent by 10% and make it retroactive to when they moved in.

I have access to a bunch of STR data and would be happy to provide you with a revenue estimate for this home if you'd like to connect and discuss your plans for the property.

If you are an agent or investor interested in exploring potential opportunities or partnerships, I would be thrilled to connect.I look forward to any advice you might provide and am excited about the prospect of potential collaborations.

I would look at the cost and ask your team if the extra expense will be made up on a higher sales price or a quicker sale.

These factors provide good investment opportunities.3.

The agent wont be able to provide you much other than support since its a wholesale deal.If you want to include your agent in on the fun just throw a 1% fee their way and just let them do the rest.

The only benefit I see is that it provides at least some competitive counterbalance to ABNB. 

There are a number of great solutions out there that provide a tenant portal where they can go and upload pictures of the problem and then track its repair, but the cost of those solutions typically isn't feasible if you have only a few units.