If they are professionals, they will tell you the fees are non-negotiable, just like when you go to a professional plastic surgeon vs. a back-alley surgeon.#3 is an absolute must.

Next day post would be much cheaper and I would think posting a letter should be covered with the PM fees.I only have professional PM on our STRs (No experience dealing with LTR PMs) and they are not cheap but they also do not charge us for trips to help the STR tenant with things and certainly not for phone calls or to post letters. 

Short, professional, factual.

I am looking for recommendations for these professionals.

Now im a bus driver. 2018 was my 1st year filing taxes

HiTo meet IRS requirements for a Real Estate Professional would the management of 5 different Property Managers qualify?

That included professional cleaning, painting, minor repairs, and replacing windows. 

If not, they wouldn't be shielded from self-employment tax just by taking them as profit distributions anyway.In other words, my guess is that you're paying the same self-employment taxes in either situation.Now, all that said, I'm not a tax professional, so don't rely on any of this from a tax standpoint.

I have long been fascinated with everything real estate and since moving to Texas, I’ve been fortunate enough to make a living as an interior decorator and administrative professional for commercial and residential real estate firms.

What kind of person/professional do I reach out to to get my property on a list of event venues?