But out of the 60+ homes I own, I would guess only about 4 or 5 renters pay with something other than the service.

That puts them in a tough position because they often don't have the resources to continue on their own. 

If it was my own I might be a little nervous, but if others in the neighborhood have the same, so I would probably be fine. 

I saved a lot of money by purchasing the materials on my own.

Although I was very young I was still trying to convince my parents to buy it for me in return they lectured me about going to Detroit and hanging out 😔To each is own I guess and it’s been pretty good for me since I’ve started in my early 20’s.

While I would do a home with a ligh gray, every apartment I own is 100% Linen white satin on walls, ceilings, hallways, bathrooms and doors.

***Here is what one site described Michigan PM as:Property management is:1) the leasing or renting, or the offering to lease or rent, of real property of others for a fee, commission, compensation, or other valuable consideration pursuant to a property management employment contract.2) However, if the activities provided do not include leasing or renting services, a license is not required.IF specifically, I don't offer a renting 'service,' I just rent the apartment myself, then sublease the whole STR on my own.

Now, I never said to "never" own.

If I manage a lot of the project on my own I think I can keep the remodel at $30k (assuming $8k closing costs, $5k holding costs, $31k selling/agent fees).