Let me show you how to get rid of the Property Manager altogether and make mucho more:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/600/topics/58...

Because you have to go in and negotiate with the bank, in which case they may simply say No altogether. 

Ordinarily, the Series LLC does its job by keeping the investor out of court altogether.

Conventional lenders won't / can't lend if there is a seller carried component to a transaction...you'd have to look to private money...or avoid the bank altogether...

I think we had about three inspections altogether as the work was being completed.

If you don't trust him/her or value their expertise, that is another issue altogether.

She no longer responds to my questions right away like she used to and sometimes ignores them altogether.

That's amazing that your tenants cover your PITI, we're just looking to decrease our housing expenses, but getting rid of them altogether would obviously be ideal. 

My husband and I currently have 1 rental unit, a townhome which cashflows a bit over $500 a month in the Portland OR area, I have had this unit about 4 years now, so I got it for a great price at a good interest rate.I also have my own home, and both of these properties have a lot of equity in them, I have about $260K worth of equity altogether that I could get on an HELOC if I wanted to (this is the 80% LTV less current mortgages, actual equity is more). 

After the fee is paid, I still get billed about 2.5% payment processing, which also drives me nuts, because that's almost the same as what AirBNB charges altogether.