Unfortunately, there is not a big difference in pricing. 

@Travis PetersonHere are some search results for different parts of town.

Granted, I am coming from different means but that X% for a roof in 7-10 years doesn't wait for you-- it could come sooner.So be conservative with this, and if you're wrong-- great.

If you are planning on doing more deals in NYC, that is a different landscape for agents and not necessarily investor-agent friendly if you aren't going to do other deals.

Maybe selling into something with better numbers or lower headaches is the right decision for you, however I want to encourage you to speak with a few different experts along the way so that you can account for all of the important variables. 

We are in Denver, our market is a little different than a cashflow market like Cleveland. 

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.

Purchasing a home with the intent to house is much different than purchasing a home for yourself.

Prices should not be different across multiple platforms and if they are they amount will be negligible. 2.

Of course, STR is a totally different market then LTR, but I know people that have been profitable in each market.