Yes, you want the team to be in it full time and just not collect fees and walk away.

While I am excited to get my feet wet so to speak, I am looking to see what feedback I can get regarding both options from the collective wisdom on these forums.

I'm using the software Avail to collect rent from my other unit, as well as to mass market my available unit to about 20 different websites.

Does this unlicensed contractor have any assets you could actually collect against?

I'm not too familiar with your market, but i was in a similar situation in the DC metro and pivoted from renting/leasing to rent-to-own (lease option).i got the place occupied in no time with above market rent, passed on any trivial repairs to the tenants, and collected a significant option fee.The option fee is magical!

Class D neighborhoods pencil out great if you don’t know what you’re doing and don’t mind packing a gun when you go to collect rent every two weeks.So here’s a tip: never invest in a place where you wouldn’t want to live.

I don't know how the humidifiers are configured, but you might be able to put a small pump into each reservoir (search "automatic bilge pump" on amazon) and move the water into either a larger collection tank (think 55 gallon drum) or drain.

I've been watching the appreciation and collecting rent ever since.  

I have a rental in a new rural development that does not have city garbage pickup. Most neighbors just use local dumpster providers, is it my responsibility to pay for the dumpster? Should the tenant arrange for it an...

The other option is collections or court, but collections will take a large % of the debt and court takes a lot of time and money.