I recently reviewed a buyer's agreement which stated 3% on gross selling price, plus $695 flat fee in addition to percentage, for services provided. 

@Noah Ogle - You should try to find the big players doing what you want to do in your area and work to provide them value without expecting anything in return.

I can't say if this is a go or no go, because too many details are left out.As others noted, the only thing I can truly comment on with the details provided is: make sure every scenario is clearly discussed and accounted for in your partnership agreement.  

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I think looking to get face-time with someone who is experienced in this specific situation and market status would be really helpful to answer some internal questions and provide guidance and external motivation to make a decision and get moving. 

So there's a new philosophy in rental marketing that it should be ongoing, rather than momentary.

Hi, I'm very interested in this area if anyone who has properties there would like to provide any insight as to expectations of cash flow and neighborhoods.

Plenty of building code considerations I'm sure given hot water heater right there.My first thought to monetize is to lease commercial grade equipment - maybe 2 stackable W/D - with revenue-sharing from a company that would provide the equipment at no up front cost and handle maintenance.

Long-Term Rentals: While not ideal for short-term stays, focusing on traditional long-term rentals can provide stable income and avoid regulation complexities.