Your maintenance man could have just gone in and flushed them with no tenant interaction at all.

If you've done it for a while, you should be able to diagram a work flow n even stages for that workflow detailing all the parties to interact with as well as a decision type chart and timeframe for each segment, right?

Again, the BiggerPockets store has some books for this or you can learn by watching podcasts, reading blogs, and interacting on the forum.

Think about places you could put flyers, such as where foster parents hang out. 

I use my PM for all tenant interactions on my other properties but would a PM assist me in the 30 day notice for this one without it actually being rented yet?

Am unclear how this interacts with seller RE agent or buyer RE agent upon exit. 

@Bobby Foster, have the property manager or real estate agent list it for rent and then pick the most qualified tenant.

I thought it was really great personally.I will say that having a couple hundred people in the Q&A brings up a wide variety of questions, some which you might not have even thought to ask.Plus everyone joins an accountability group which keeps you on track and helps you interact with other Bootcamp participants.

The cost for vendors to travel that far would be excessive to the owners and result in a whole new set of vendors that you don't get a chance to interact with often, again resulting in either higher cost or poor service.

Either way, you will need to interact with a lot of folks and you will want to educate yourself on the Chicago Land Lord Tenant Ordinance as well as fair housing rules so you don't do anything to get yourself into trouble.