I have a pretty flexible schedule, but wouldn't be able to become a full-time property manager, so I may be looking at hiring one.

Wondering how other investors of medium to large portfolio are dealing with this or are there any alternatives to manage increasing cost of maintenance?

One of the most common struggles for aspiring fund managers -- current cash flow.Many fund managers are struggling in the short term to produce cash flow for their business.In a typical structure, fund managers (specifically referring to folks who leverage SPVs to invest into specific deals or funds) -- may earn 1-2% upfront as an acquisition fee and earn the rest of their compensation in a profit sharing split once the preferred return to investors is achieved.

Why not go get a college degree in construction management for that price….

You could manage it as an LTR or an MTR yourself to improve your cash flow.

Are you going to self-manage or add the cost of STR Prop.

This is obviously very costly and cumbersome for a property manager and Logical Property Management will not do it.

    - Curios about STR's - Located Grand Rapids MI -WANT TO START A REAL ESTATE DYNASTY I see myself as an advantage player in the real estate game as I have a few helping connections from my current business and a lot of knowledge on improving homes, managing clients, and building a business.  

All money would stay in the company for repairs, management, buying new properties, and paying taxes if necessary.

I am only semi-satisfied with my property manager, and considering taking over the daily management myself but would only want to do that if I have someone good to help me with filling units as they come empty.