They have to make up for that lost revenue somewhere, and it’s often in ways that hurt you—higher leasing fees, excessive renewal charges, or subpar marketing that leads to longer vacancies.Have you ever hired a “budget” property manager thinking it would save you money, only to regret it later?

Tenants pay ~30% of their income; the local Public Housing Authority (PHA) covers the balance directly—significantly reducing vacancy and default risk.2.

Leases with inconsistent terms, missing exhibits, or tenant improvement obligations that aren’t documented can lead to disputes or rent shortfalls.Look for:- Verbal side agreements or concessions- Unsecured security deposits- Unrecorded tenant options or rights of first refusalInadequate Entity StructuringUsing the wrong entity or failing to document internal ownership or authority can create tax exposure, personal liability, or future conflict among investors.

"Immigration authorities are demanding that landlords turn over leases, rental applications, forwarding addresses, identification cards and other information on their tenants, a sign that the Trump administration is targeting them to assist in its drive for mass deportations.Eric Teusink, an Atlanta-area real estate attorney, said several clients recently received subpoenas asking for entire files on tenants.

No but navigation of forums in app easier than doing it on mobile web 

This will then undermine the PMC's authority and if tenants are contacting you about almost everything - what's the point of having a PMC?

Check the older BP podcasts with STR one the title or the one where they interview BP book authors about their STR book.

What web sites, resources I can refer? 

Lessor's & Lessee's authority to execute lease is a separate paragraph.

But before you do a complicated web of holding and operating companies, read your state statutes and local ordinances.