Plus, managing an LLC adds complexity, requiring adherence to state regulations and additional paperwork.

I have a management company that is local for day-day management.

Our building is fully occupied and none of the current tenants want to be the onsite manager. 

**Additional Tips**: Any other advice or experiences from those who have successfully managed medium-term rentals would be invaluable.I want to ensure that my contract is clear, fair, and legally sound.

I have worked as a construction manager and most recently I am building a software for the construction industry and I can help with some recommendations. 

I would say each property should be around a bare minimum  150k per for a standard row home in relatively decent shape. 

Over the last 2 years that I've managed a short-term rental in northern San Antonio, I have experienced many small contractors that get so easily triggered, offended, and upset at me and my wife. 

Our efficient project management ensured the renovations were completed on time and within budget.

I decided to get a job as a property manager.

I paid for quickbooks property manager over a year ago and never took the time to go through everything and input it.