I am thinking about using them for property management and would like to know if anyone has had them manage their rental homes? 

All the above will give you, your management company, and/or your collection attorney some traction if it comes time to attempt to garnish wages or tax returns or levy their bank account.Some of the above may sound a bit draconian, but consider that you may have hundreds of thousands of dollars tied up in a property you're turning over for their unsupervised occupancy, and that they can do huge damage to the property in just a few hours.

No renovations were required, but our efficient project management and market analysis ensured a quick and profitable flip.

Built a great business flipping and selling houses. 

Hello,I recently purchased an affordable property in Louisville, KY and I will be managing the property using Appfolio, which has an "Affordable" module.

There is a large learning curve to not only know what to look for, but also finding people to do the work reasonably, as well as to manage them, etc.  

I live in California and will be using PM company.I can afford an overhead, when not rented of about $1000 per month.Is it better to buy a condo or house?

Quote from @Eric Brewer: Hi all,My wife and I have two out of state duplexes (LTR’s) and an STR ( local that we manage ).

I would be using the equity to purchase a new house for myself and my parents (they’re older now and need help)

This question came up in discussion between an investor and a property manager in which the investor was complaining about the difficulty of running out of funds and finding it difficult to get a line of equity against investment rental homes.