Hey Rachel, One side note is that Landlord's choice varies a lot but I'd take a look at local listings that do have a professional property manager and review their screening criteria.

We will have three STRs by the end of the month and our goal is to scale to probably 10 that we will own and self manage.

The Deposit shall beheld byLandlord as security for the performance of Roommate's obligations under this Lease pursuant to section 14@Khalid Bryan Yes its fully executed.

I've managed A and D class real estate.

I sell STRs on the Emerald and Forgotten Coasts of Florida, and my company teaches investors how to self-manage their STRs and keep that 20%+ property management fee in their OWN pocket. 

Hire a property manager.

I’m also open to continuing a lucrative partnership, and if we vibe well then let’s keep making money.In exchange, I want to manage the project and design and I have an eye for design, it’s called class, style, perfection!

Both units are currently being rented out, and I am self managing.

syncing listing management (many can't do that until you get to a larger portfolio) or just pricing?  

On the top of my head there are different ways of managing your multifamily properties, (7-12 units) I am curious as to your experience of how to best manage it in a B to C class neighborhood.  1.