Well, their "8 solid review streak" is now ending, since they cost you the money for the cleaner's extra trip. 

Are you planning to keep some extra buffer for those gaps between draws?

One vacant month often wipes out all the extra dollars an owner tried to squeeze by overpricing.

I saw someone above mention considering an STR - turning it into a short-term rental can make sense if you’re looking to offset higher W-2 income, and even if it is an LTR adding it to your portfolio can help work toward REP status since management time counts toward material participation hours.

As an incoming land lord I'd recommend having a few extra grand handy to cover repairs/updates that can come up with property maintenance.

And we always add some extra time to the expected schedule too.

The answer is not enough to make it worth adding the cost and the risk.

I've got one of my own, spent hundreds of hours developing it, I only have to pay $0.22/lead plus the advertising costs.It's an Instant Cash Offer Engine, where visitors (from FB/Google ads) can get an instant cash offer for their property. 

The right platform is the one that makes it easier for an owner to understand performance and spot issues early not one that requires extra explanation every month.As for Excel, it works until scale and complexity catch up.

To put in a new one with a larger tank will be about $3000 and the size would add an extra inch or so to an already tight fit.