I’ve had realtors/brokerages ask me for a $500 “paperwork/storage fee” as a buyer.

@Scott Anderson-  If you are able to obtain a large  credit from seller - I would  recommend  using this to " buy down the  rate" ...if you have no credit to  work with - I would recommend  using a  0 fee / low loan fee  option  to close the loan  ( with the  premise that  refinancing will be an option in the next few yrs ) 

If a studio is getting $1,500 per month and the room you're renting is $800 per month you're helping someone out by saving them $$.

hello,I've used bungol.ca for GTA search, asking/sold, prop tax, condo fees and rent prices.  

So, the first question they usually ask a PMC is about fees - instead of asking about services and HOW those services are executed.EXAMPLE: PMC states they will handle tenant screening – what does that specifically mean?

Here are some details that might be helpfulMortgage - 2920 (2.875% interest rate), Property taxes - 1000 per month approximately, HOA - 450 per month, insurance 150 per monthThe maximum rental that I can get for this property would be around 4000 per month. 

Typical property management fees for long-term rentals are anywhere between 6-12% of rental income while fees for short-term rentals can range between 20-40% of income.  

Does this mean there is no downside to listing it for the maximum price of $4313 per month since the tenant would likely be paying the same amount no matter where they chose to live?

If your LLC is not doing business in MN, then it would seem to make sense to register it in CA to avoid the need to pay registration fees in 2 states, if you can avoid MN filing fees and requirements. 

Let's say you collect a net profit of $200 per door.You would have to get 50 doors, dude.