I am searching for a multi family and could do a 1031.Here are the numbers:I owe $97K and it will sell for $180K.Mortgage with interest and escrow is $1225Current rent is $1500, but I could get $1600.The property has a pool, and I have a service that cleans it at $150/mo (don't trust tenant to do maintenance).So NOW, I get $1500, pay $1225 Mortgage, $150 Pool Service, $75 Vacancy (5%), $150 Maintenance (10%). 

Get more trust out of your investors first by being performance based and then when you're more experienced, everyone will expect a certain level of service and will be more comfortable with something different. 

Here's a link to the page in the city's website, if anyone is interested:http://www.hartford.gov/dds/232-development-servic...

My parents own several large storage facilities and they have hosted auctions but it's a last resort.

@Kevin Kraver I service the metro Detroit area.

We offer a very high quality management service.  

How do we determine if the HOA will even allow for these hospitality services? 

I also think they want to take over the listing service from local MLS's, Zillow now has three times the traffic of Realtor.com.Originally posted by @Brian M.

I am not 100% on how accurate this service is as of yet, but it seems to be much better than CoStar in this niche.I have been cold calling MFU owners for 3 years now and Reonomy seems to be the most promising option I have found thus far.

You shouldn't accept separate payments, especially if it is an online service where people can all sign in and pay individually.