Sorry I didn't associate the townhouse when I first saw it.

Hey everybody, my name is Sean and I am an accounting associate at a real estate investment firm in Boston, MA. 

The increased amount is justified by the additional - albeit only: potential - increased turnover and its associated costs.

I have a condo rental where the condo association (not the property manager) charges me $300 for move in / move out.

In addition, the use of an LLC in conjunction with an SDIRA can streamline the transaction process and reduce the costs associated with using and SDIRA to invest.Factors that impact the cost are state fees associated with LLC formation and maintenance.

@Shawn FranksSo just tossing this idea out there...I'm certainly not an expert in your market BUT have you considered keeping the condo as a short term/corporate rental (if your condo association allows it)? 

Steve Harlan at Harland and Associates. 

Many of the people I call ask questions about what the market is doing, and with things moving so fast, it's not as easy to look at the weekly graphs my association puts out.

I will see what I can do to help you by finding an experienced associate in the Bullhead City area.

In addition, I would join your local REIA (real estate investors association) and start reading books on the subject.