The going rate here is more or less 18% management fee but they keep your reviews meaning if you change management companies, sell the property and the new owners are not willing to use the same management company etc. you lose the reviews so when it is marketed you are starting from scratch.  

All of these things are great for you as a customer, you are protected against all kinds of bad things happening on the jobsite.Plus your finished project will now be legal in the eyes of the City and your Insurance Company.

Many successful investors began with little to no experience so you're in good company. 

I bought a Victorian mansion from a friend who hired the local professional flooring/bathroom company to install the bathroom tile and she had 3/6 bathrooms with large tile crack and have other issues that she had to have them come replace the tile twice in one bathroom.

If you get audited good luckNot a cpa or tax professional just telling you what has been relayed to me by several CPA’s Maybe i will lease it under my company name.

Also, an insurance company will help defend any suits brought against you where you need to foot the bill for an attorney if using an LLC.There are other reasons to go one way or the other depending on what you are trying to achieve.

Hi everyone, veteran owned property management company here with licensed and professional experience in property management and real estate investments.

Can likely call any HVAC company and get a quote over the phone for sq ft of house.  

Does anyone have a recommendation for a reputable AC company in San Antonio? 

I called EVERY insurance company (that I know of), and they all said if business is conducted on the property, they do not cover.