In return for full service management, Homeroom take 15% off the revenue. 

Some basic things to look for- Does the service only offer up to a certain number of phone numbers or email addresses like 3 or 5 of each.  

Many people bought relying on rent increases, and now are in big trouble when average rent actually has gone down in many areas. 

BTW, you must get a phila tax ID first, then a commercial activity license, and finally a rental license.Hope this helpshttps://www.phila.gov/services/permits-violations-licenses/g...https://www.phila.gov/services/permits-violations-licenses/g...https://www.phila.gov/services/payments-assistance-taxes/tax... 

However, Is it replacement cost or actual cash value?

Maybe considering pulling out actually.

I would start out with friends and family to get the ball rolling and then ask them to refer you any investors they think would be interested in your service.

I actually have one right now I'm doing. 6 unit with two garages I bought here locally in Central PA.

He basically helped get his sons into real estate and arborist services because they didn't have a clear direction.

When you say "the revenue on Furnished Finder," are you referring to what other operators are actually listing their properties for or the amount FF is suggesting you charge in their landlord resources?