I also own a senior citizen concierge business so I’m an entrepreneur all the way through and through!

This guy also has his cell number listed as concierge for one of his properties.

You are her landlord, not the concierge at a 5 star hotel. 

She does all the bookings, conversations, acts as a concierge, will repair and purchase items (billed to me) marketing for the property, manages cleaning crews, etc.

https://www.meetup.com/Auction-com-Education-concierge-Services/Also if you need any other info about investing in Vegas, feel free to reach out to me and we can connect.

Here's what I have working for me:Remote concierge who coordinates the scheduling and confirms the price / approval to initiate (via text)Vendors through a combination of resources, provided by the remote manager + past vendorsPhotos and tenants final confirmation that the work was completedFlat fee - ~$9 per unit for the coordination

If you can physically visit the hotel, I'd just drop by, pick up the brochure for the hotel, look at the name plates, or maybe just ask the concierge. 

I remember when Alfred launched a few years back as a concierge service for renters.

I like to call it Commercial Concierge Banking.  

Setting up a MLS listing (although one with certain criteria - requires a concierge level service) is minimal time; but driving to see property (DFW is not a small city) takes time with pre-research, scheduling time with you, post-research, etc.