I put out some bandit signs and my phone would flat out blow up (this was 1999 or so), but I couldn't get to them.  

After losing a few months rent this way (I owned 8 properties at the time) I placed them in the hands of a bad property manager (I was no better at selecting property managers at that time than I was at screening tenants).

Burbank i.e. has a flat fee plus a formula based on the number of employees you have.

If you screen well the pets won't cause damage.

Of course, this is not completely apples to apples as you committed the down payment, but you can discount the monthly savings going out several years and compare that to your down payment and it would be far greater.This comes with a caveat that had you waited and screened more properties, you may have gotten a better deal in which the math made more sense.

When you type the @ then the start of a name, does a list of choices pop up at the bottom of the screen?  

You must screen your property manager like you would any tenant, investment partner, or contractor.

Or maybe just let the lease run its course and not renew her, and use this as a learning experience and screen better in the future.

You can use it for marketing, and I believe they have tenant screening too, but I don't use those features as I have others I already use that I love.  

thereby keeping prices pretty flat over the years as rents as we know in most markets are steady and are not rising year in and year out.