It seems like a no brainer to me!

Honestly for me it was a no brainer way to save ourselves 20-25k a year.       

Depending whether they operate in your area,  they also can help you optimize minimum stays. it is a 1% that might bring you 5% to 40% additional Revenue and is a no-brainer. some here claim that they base their prices on your local competition.

The obligations include paying all remaining move-in fees due, switching utilities into their name, staying in good standing with current land lord if that applies, and keeping approximately the same income as the time approved.I don't hold for more than 2 weeks without collecting rent, so Section 8 is pretty much a No-Go for me. 

Seems like a no brainer!

For the cashflow it kind of seems like a no brainer to me..

Especially if you can expense your work stays to your own Hyatt credit card and get reimbursed. its a no brainer if you travel for work and stay in Hotels they beat any air bnb or vrbo hands down. 

This is likely to be a yes in a 3-people scenario and likely to be a no in a 200-people scenario. 

As of right now, I am looking for a no/low "desk fee" brokerage where I can hang my license and only pay in the event that I sell a house.

@Christopher Pearsonfind a 'no pitching' REIA meeting in a market you want to invest in, and go it.