I think PM makes the most sense because being an agent would require leaving the home more frequently.  

They're all great at breaking everything into smaller bite size pieces and I go back to them frequently. 

It can still be risky when living under the same roof as the owner but seems to be terrible less frequently. :)I would also suggest avoiding an HOA - it's an extra expense obviously, but their rules can change (like rental restrictions). 

When compared to bigger multifamily buildings, they are frequently simpler to remotely manage.Decide which places have good long-term appreciation potential and solid foundations.

Hey Alex - I am frequently in the Tampa / St Pete area. 

You mentioned "architect fees" and not all the others that are frequently required so I am not sure what your quote includes.

I would say that the lack of a garage is definitely a factor that prospective tenants look at because of the hail that occurs frequently.

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Not all brokers operate this way but I frequently experience different treatment when I approach a listing agent as a buyer as opposed to as a broker representing myself or a broker representing a 3rd party.