In my experience, short term rental managers charge the most, followed by room by room, followed by longer term management.There may be an opportunity for you to do this yourself if you plan to continue living in the home.

My question would be how much noise are you up for and what are your longer term goals?

Hi, I am new to real estate and interested in wholesaling leading to long term rentals in multi unit properties.

You'll need your address and legal description so they can look it up and tell you what you can and cannot do with the land in terms of zoning. 

I am currently renting out one of my short term rental houses to ALE for 1.5 month and rent is $6800.

I’m thinking about luxury condos for short term rentals since I’d occasionally want to have a place I can use for myself.With mortgage rates so high and HOA fees for many of these buildings at around $1k a month, it seems like investing in a condo in Miami is more of a game of price speculation.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/1056436-clearing-up-confusion-on-tax-treatment-of-short-term-rentals

Valuation of the property is estimated at $1M and we need about $400k financed.Presently, one unit is occupied by the on-site manager, two units are leased as long-term, and the other four are STR. 

Second Set Clear Goals Are you looking for long-term wealth accumulation, steady income, or both?

-Thinking about the long term, if I were to move out could I turn it into a duplex and rent out upstairs and basement separately?