My experience with ground-up commercial real estate either had the utility company, the GC, or the associated contractor doing the work which was often less extensive (with the exception of stormwater).Who runs electric? 

Legal and Regulatory Steps:Establish an Association: You'll need to create a condominium association and draft the necessary declaration and bylaws (condo docs).City Approval: Obtain the necessary approvals from the local government or zoning board.

This allowed them to grow their RV park portfolio even further.In determining how to select a cost segregation company to work with, here is an article that may help.

This is generally done through, a quitclaim deed or warranty deed, filed at your local county recorder's office.

Seems like a potential issue if I stop working with them in the future and lose all access to the listing completely.I currently manage an STR in my local market, but a property manager I spoke to insisted that they handle all the setup on the OTAs vs having the listing under my account and giving them cohost/PMS access.This is my first time dealing with a property manager so I was wondering what everyone's experience is like in this business relationship.Secondary question:As an experienced cohost, do you care if it's an old or brand-new listing?

And you can try some local real estate meetup groups.

Hey @Tomcy VargheseI am a local Houston Agent, investor and ground up developer.

They didn't go as deep as some other companies go ( that's what she said...), but I've been happy with the referrals and professionalism from this crew.   

We usually go through the investment platform/company to find out their options with it. 

I am a licensed local property manager in the greater Asheville NC area and looking to  locate PM's in the area who may be looking to retire from the business and sell their book of business.