The best way to find this would be to contact local PM companies that manage STRs and ask what they charge.

I use a local commercial bank.

I'll message you contact info for a local agent that can give you several options to consider.

I found the law firm handing the bankruptcy, but they will not provide any information.

Wire fraud, identity theft, fake sellers, fake buyers stealing things from listings… all these things are common these days and agents always get named in the resulting law suits because they carry E&O insurance.

You came to the best possible place to grow your network and knowledge base before your first property.I'd recommend checking out local meetups, BP webinars, and BP books.

I think I'll save more by using an experienced local architect that can provide contractor contacts and cost-saving design features and products (like windows, doors, finishes, etc.).  

@Sergio BaergaSorry about your dad, this is tough.PR has unique tax laws.

haScreening tenants can be tricky—like tiptoeing through a minefield because you need to be careful about laws and the risk of discrimination claims.

Taking advice from experienced investors or real estate professionals can provide insights and guidance specific to your situation and local market.Good luck!