Also, I can't really list it until I have my own proper photos, which means waiting until we get occupancy, so it could potentially sit empty for a while.My questions are:- Aside from listing on Furnished Finder, are there any other ways to connect with potential MTR tenants?

Sitting on land, Waiting for market to go up Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

We could sit here and debate recession vs. soft landing all day, and please, go ahead and leave your opinion in the comments.

If the property is priced right it will sell, if it is sitting it is overpriced.

Making entertainment out of someone's misfortune does not sit well with me.  

  -  All of the homes/properties have been renovated and have been in service for a number of years (meaning we have a strong history as successful  property owners/investors)-  All of the homes are higher-end rentals in very good neighborhoods -  All but 4 homes are completely paid off  with no mortgage overhead or LOC debt-  All homes have a very consistent rental history with very low vacancy-  All homes are turning a profit and our pre-door numbers are very goodBecause the homes are almost completely paid off, we have a good deal of equity in just sitting around. 

Maybe sit down and write out a plan with your future real estate investment goals and then plan from there.

If you get the appraisal back and there's an issue with the value, you can sit down with builder and see where you can cut back on your costs.Side note.

I am literally sitting on the beach right now and I have guys doing three renovations, two rental returns, and walking two properties.

Besides the letter I would have a sit down with her....talk about the issues, ask her how she can resolve them, ask her to commit to resolution.