This particular PMC has a very aggressive termination fee and one of the partners in the company is an attorney and they intimidate owners looking to terminate with threats of property liens and lawsuits.Who still wants a short contract?

Many of the lower percentage companies and even some that charge the same as us, add on extra fees.If you have any questions feel free to reach out! 

Hey mate,Welcome to the wonderful world of real estate investing.For what it is, here is my opinion without too much depth:1) Have $100,000 in cash2) Look at the Midwest3) Spend time networking and finding the right people (Realtors, contractors, title company, etc...)4) Buy a distressed property for dirt cheap (Cosmetic rehab only)5) Renovate it6) Sell it7) Loose money (You most likely will on your first few deals)8) Learn and don't repeat the same mistakes 9) Do it againGod knows what doors will open and what the future will bring.I started in a similar way and it lead me to owning a turnkey company, property management company, brokerage, other businesses, investments and monsters with 17 heads heheJust my opinion off course but since I offer turnkey properties, maybe you should just buy turnkey heheJokes...

It seems too good to be true and I am currently trying to research the company.  

Most DIY landlords have no clue everything involved in professionally managing properties, so their answer is always - TOO MUCH:(Wish we, as PMC, could track everything we do for our clients by time and then charge them like attorneys do.Here's a breakdown though:Monthly Management Fee: Typically 8-10% of collected rent, but several companies are now using a flat fee model of $79-149 monthly.

This is fantastic: It might be worth partnering with another local GP (I know a few reputable ones through our success in our market) to help carry us through as well as lowering our share in the asset. 

Our pinch district is getting a major renovation, and many companies like St.

Not only would they be a great company to look after your property, but they can probably help you find a STR realtor in the area as well!

Jane,My advise would be to seek out multiple Independent Agents (they represent many insurance companies) an have them contact their markets. 

The way the company works is as follows.