Here's time & money an agent or PMC needs to spend to get a rental listed:1) Make sure it's clean2) Hopefully, take professional pics and just not use the camera-phone3) Take room sizes and note positives and negatives about the property4) Since most rentals aren't advertised on MLS, research multiple sources for rental comparables to determine rent.5) Write a GREAT ad for the property6) Syndicate or manually enter the ad on numerous websitesThen, once published for rent, how much time do you think they spend taking all the phone calls (most of them from idiots who don't take the time to read the ad), doing all the showings, chasing applications & supporting docs, processing applications?

I have worked with Bryon professionally as well as my own personal investments in the twin cities. 

Hey Weronika, There is also a section of BiggerPockets that lists tax professionals here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/tax-partnersAs others have said, there is tons of help available on the forums as well.

@Mary Jay a professional PMC charging 8% would cost you only $280/month, which is much LESS than the $700 under market loss you are currently taking!

Lastly make sure you are the professional in your market and know it inside and out and provide value to your investors.

They have a good system and will operate professionally.

My wife is a real estate professional (we can deduct real estate depreciation) so a property with significant bonus depreciation would be ideal. 

Purchased my first multi family home, looking forward to connecting with other investors in the Houston, TX area, eager to learn more about real estate investing through networking in the area

I’d suggest starting out by networking with as many other investors as possible and being an active participant in the forums.

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