Hey Logan, one thing I rarely see PMs offer but owners increasingly ask about: connecting them with STR operators as tenants.Professional operators sign longer leases, maintain properties to hotel standards (their income depends on reviews), and handle all furnishing and guest turnover themselves.

It's more about having a good deal setup from the start, along with strong financing and smooth operations.

Hello There @Matthew Wren - Sound like you are looking for some operators that are raising capital. 

Quote from @Danial Osmani: Does anyone know any investor friendly title companies operating in Washington DC that do not charge a title search fee or any fees for that matter if I do not successfully find an end buyer during the due diligence period? 

Managing six rentals in Dallas and building an app to streamline operations is seriously impressive.

Not saying there is not any regulation, but it gets rid of the bad operators who rent to anyone.

I asked a bunch of institutional operators about their strategies.

.: Does it seem that the short term rental market is oversaturated in San Antonio therefore lowering profits for operators?

Most of the frustration people have with “all-in-one” PMS platforms comes from forcing STRs into tools that were built for LTRs.A few clear observations from running mixed portfolios:STR and LTR are fundamentally different businessesSTRs are hospitality operations.

With the $30-40K you have, you can furnish the home yourself or have an operator to provide care where they will rent your home.In San Antonio, beds are provided between $600-900 and often have two per room if feasible.