@Jacqui Myers- if you are able to  live  in a property  as your primary residence - the  mortgage rates  avaiable  will be lower / better  than if you need  to classify it as a rental  property

A self-managed person would have to spend hours bouncing around the web, creating and paying for listing service after service to get onto as many as dozens of sites, and at that point already probably paid what a PMC would have charged for doing everything. 

It might be a good option for a totally different way to make money in RE but then you might as well tell them to learn swift or python instead and get a job as a web developer. 

I looked up a bit of info on the web for MN about them, not sure the best for me...but certainly worth asking the Realtor & Lender I end up working with, who should be much more knowledgeable than me in the specifics would be the goal.

interested in your web site,

I'm actually from Honduras, where Roatan and Copan Ruins are located (no international options in this web page).

- originally classified as a primary).

Not only will you be unable to stop the bank from debiting your merchant account, you'll also incur charge-back fees and the distinct possibility of being classified as a high risk merchant, thus either placing you on the Visa/MasterCard fines program, or raising your merchant rate and holdback ratio.  

For newly constructed, purchased or renovated properties and also retroactive generally over the last 10 years, building components are properly classified into individual units of property and accurate recovery periods for computing depreciation deductions.

I started picking up gig work and focusing more on videography,web design, production, wedding dj, during/after the pandemic.