A master lease to the organization structured with an annual escalation clause and a term limit - like up to 5 years - was a recommended way to get a contract. 

I’m still self-managing a few of them now but currently in the process of transitioning everything over to a property manager.It’s definitely doable, especially if you’re organized and have good boots on the ground — a solid handyman, someone who can show units, and reliable vendors.

However, the objective of my post wasn’t just to highlight their value, but to emphasize how reviews function as an operational KPI directly impacting ROI in short-term rental portfolios.From a performance management perspective, we’re not just talking about reputation — we’re talking about:Ranking algorithms (Airbnb’s SEO model heavily weighs recent positive reviews)Conversion rates (5-star average listings consistently outperform on pricing tolerance)Booking velocity (influenced by review recency and consistency)In our property management operations, we treat reviews as predictive indicators of future cash flow, not just retrospective guest feedback.

This is crucial for keeping your finances organized and protecting your LLC’s liability status.Here are some questions to ask when choosing a bank:Fees and Minimum BalancesDo they charge monthly maintenance fees?

That said, I never needed to market myself, it came along organically.

I own a duplex that is leased to an organization that has recovery programs and group housing for men and women.

A few of the ones organized by the Miami Chamber of Commerce are actually very solid, and there are also a couple good ones in the Fort Lauderdale area.

Organized and good smelling garage8.

We used Procore for all of our documents, RFIs, etc. and it has an invoice and change order tracking function that is really helpful!

One tool that can be handy to help you plan and organize the work is to create a gantt chart so you can easily visually see the order of operations, durations and start/completion dates for the work.