I personally want to see that people are taking care of the properties.

These expenses are including, utilities if you pay for them, maintenance, yard care, pest control, insurance, advertising, property manager etc etc.these often come up to well over $3000 per door - depending on the market..$750. sounds to low for all expenses.

I used to manage the office for a tree care company and we fell under that same umbrella.I would also talk to the tenants and find out what their typical schedule is and, to an extent, work out a reasonable schedule. 

Shouldn't the landlord take care of this?

@Jibreel Hameed Less maintainence but property isn’t cared for.

With short-term rentals, you are responsible for those things but also things like pool care, lawn care, pest control, electrical, cable, furniture maintenance, dishes/towels/utensils/etc, cleanings, (you see where i'm going with this), essentially you are operating a hotel. 

But you are just using estate planning and LLC's to work in the modern era to fight modern wealth destruction (law suits/judgments, healthcare expenses leading to long term care / incapacity, remarriage after death, death or remarriage of children.) 

One post every few months isn't going to cut it.

I am happy with giving them their cut to manage the property even if I lived in CT, I wouldn't be able to put the time into managing my own properties nor want that headache.Is it possible to assemble a team to help find the properties for me, and have them calculated to see if they can cash flow in that market?

@Justine Scheuher for my partnership we equally invest but the split is 65/35 since I take care of everything.