I self manage the other 4 singles I own and effort is minimal, I actually like it most of the time.

@Nathan G.Note to self, don’t move to Cody Wyoming. 

I plan to self manage for this time being since I have a great cleaner/repair service team who also does emergecy calls for me.

The criteria I'm hoping for would be the following:-Jumbo loan ($1.2 mil ARV)-80-90% LTV (hoping to use a 10% down second home loan if possible, as it will be a vacation home/self managed Airbnb)-No seasoning (or light 3-4 month seasoning, as the intention is to be ready to refinance end of Jan/early Feb)Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

If you want to self manage, stay out of Waterbury and Hartford. 

Not for seniors who are not self-sufficient and require a nursing home.Thanks for any feedback.If you are interested, I can put you in touch with a company that organizes and finds appropriate types of properties for this need.

You can do both if you have the space and a thought-out plan.However, @Dan Heuschele is correct that the return on the investment is not always great unless you can self-build. 

Hi All,I'm a self managing landlord with a portfolio of SFH and duplexes.

I am exploring online property management software to self manage the rental property, but I see a lot of them likeAvail.coRentrediTenant cloudCozyZillowApppolioStessa and there are many.

@Jeff Gold - So drop your monthly management fee down to say $300/month for misc stuff if you were to self manage and re-run the numbers and see what your CoC is then.