@Brandon Morgan, most municipalities in this area have a rental ordinance that requires a local property manager.

Those are geared more towards professional PM companies or landlords with larger portfolios.I'll message you directly with additional information on more afford solutions.

Just keep in mind that any state or local statutes supersede the lease if they conflict.

If I'm trying to determine how much to rent an LTR for I'll also use Zillow to see what others are asking for similar homes and how many people have reached out & applied.If I'm trying to determine how much to rent an STR for I'll use the enemy method, AirDNA, and estimates from property management companies.

Minor tweaks to the assumptions can cause wild variations in the calculated returns.The proforma is NOT God.If one steps backs and considers the notion any of us have a solid accurate idea what the world national local economy or interest rates or the real estate market in general will be like in 5 to 10 to 15 years are a heck of a lot smarter than I. 

Poor renovation quality but mainly the company is just shady. 

The best lenders are smaller, local lenders.  

Hello all, I am in the very beginning stages of setting up a property management company (just me- no other employees). 

I'm up in the Bangor, ME area - feel free to ever reach out - I invest - am a licensed broker - own a property management company

In my local area, credit unions by far.