What does your PM charge you in relation to what they charge you for normal long term rentals?

For some, in any industry, we do go into it wanting to make money, for the commission, for the life style etc and as you get out of "survival" mode and start achieving success, you start realizing that you actually make more money when "you do the right thing for people" Doing the right thing (having people's best interest, having their back, giving them options, walking them through the path and educating them on what are the pros and cons to individual investment and advising them) will yield more money in the form of : Referrals, connections, good reputation, a good track record, and yes bc of it, more commissions. 

Over the year since I have purchased the property I have managed to get the appraised value from $570K to 775K, a lot due to the normal market but a lot of sweat equity too.

Some of these STR are packing 10+ people into a house that normally would have houses a family of 4.

You are eligible for normal loans as long as you have an address in the US... 

I have a background in FP&A and I'd like to leverage that as well as my interest in real estate (and some savings) into some investments and potentially a career/lifestyle longer term.

@Shaniqua M LindseyIt's perfectly normal to get multiple bids on a job.

However, usually, if the tenant is 'normal' and capable of being a reasonable person, I've been able to avoid evictions by making sure that the tenant has time to find a new place and is able to come up with the money to get the place.

ARV $310Because it is my first time with private money, what is the normal procedure?

Rents are about $5200 total for a 1 million dollar 4plex - is that normal?