It is sort of like owning a depreciating, flat apartment complex.  

You can flat-fee list the property on he MLS.

You could pay a flat fee or a per showing fee for that person to go over and show the place. 

Anyone that can't make the time window has helped me screen them out.

There are a lot of bad tenants so you need to screen well and buy in areas that will attract decent tenants. 

Put pressure on the property management company to do better tenant screening and better property management.6.  

A real landlord will answer the phone and not screen their calls.Joe Gore

Do some companies offer a flat rate?

They slide well, but the wood frames are drying out and beginning to crack, and several of the screen frames have been bent. - In a flip situation, I would take the need for new windows into account, but my realtor advises me that the state of the windows shouldn't be considered in the offer price for a rental property.

We have friends in Flat Rock.