Yes you should be able to self manage pretty easily with 4 guests per year on average.

Enrique, this is an excellent breakdown — vacancy is easily overlooked as a cost, but it’s huge when it happens.A couple thoughts from my experience:Marketing + automation: Using professional photography, 3D tours, and multi-platform posting really does cut days on market.

It’s a bit cumbersome but they’re all with the same bank and all easily viewed on the bank app.

They should be able to send in format that easily corresponds to Schedule E of your tax return.For our clients (we're a PMC), we send them a 1099 and Annual Owner Statement which they can just hand to their tax professional.

Carpet gets stained and dirty very easily and I would hate having to clean or replace carpet for every tenant move out.

Just not something that can easily be handled in a secondary market environment.

It’s overkill until you get to 1o properties, and will handle 20+ easily.

Enlist the help of friends with other IP addresses to see if they can easily find your property using search criteria you expect your good prospects to use to find you.Hopefully someone who really knows your market will provide more input, but that's my 40K ft viewpoint.

The primary residence is on a lake and could easily be converted into a triplex that would be 1/3 primary residence, and 2/3 STR and/or family visit spaces.

All of my STR's automatically get marketed to attract mid term stays in addition to STR guests and can even easily take on a LTR guest.