That being said, I am considering making the switch to a new Property Management company.

Quote from @Simran Miglani: hey @Shan Dey - are you still looking for a customer service agent?

We have two entities located in two states, an LLC and a holding company.  

That's not even getting into the used car salesman level lies they tell their customers to push them to a deal. 

Is your offering to the C, C+ customer going to be able to convince them to live there compared to other choices they have in the area.[3]   What are the local amenities within walking distance that are available to the renters?       

All this to say I would go with the local company. 

The financial models those groups use are customized to the philosophies of the group because having a one-size-fits-all model creates too many options.Some groups have lots of fees, waterfall returns, and even different waterfall returns depending on how much a person invests.

The big benefit is flexibility: you can set up your LLC as its own company file and track all properties within it, while still keeping financials organized in a way that lenders and accountants like to see.

Do most of you hire a company and how often do they come? 

And maybe lose other customers/sales.