It sounds cold, but you are running a business, you provide a service that they agreed to pay for.

Again, if we’re taking about a non condo multifamily purchase, I have no issues.

@Angelo CortezMost STRs report income and expenses on an IRS Schedule E (not Schedule C) unless your STR is offering "substantial services"-> for example, concierge services or a butler to guests. 

But I want to see NOI, debt service, asset management fees, if there are priorities in share classes, i.e.

Mail the return and payment to:     Internal Revenue Service     P.O.

Thanks for the mention, @Kelly O'Keefe @Jun Lopez I provide specialty tax services such as cost segregation studies, 1031 exchanges, historic tax credits, section 179D, energy tax credits, etc. rather than tax preparation services, but I'd be more than happy to connect you a CPA (or there are great ones here on BP as well).

And, while there are some practical issues with these: i.e. boiler typically means landlord pays heat and it is hard to get boilers serviced in my market, there are risks of many of these items in modern construction.  

I provided capital to the students to buy rentals or do fix and flips or if they had an IRA i provided non recourse lending for them.

I have an opportunity to start from scratch a property management division for a smaller established firm.My payment would be 100% commission for property management services. 

I see it as a stable, mature market with slight but non-alarming negative indicatiors.