Delegating your tasks is crucial in this aspect of real estate.

Given the size of the property you may consider providing discounted rent to a resident to handle some of the on-site management tasks that @Omar Khan and @Ivan Barratt mentioned.

PG propylene glycol one  at one time was pumped through the air vents in hospitals as an anti-bacterial. 

Pay someone a few bucks (found thru fivr, task rabbit, or craigslist) to walk thru and use their smart phone to upload a video to you on the condition of the facilities once a week or so. 

This is clearly an anti-slumlord ordinance. 

The anti flipping rule states that the buyer can not enter into a contract for a minimum of 91 days from the date the seller bought it.

But the problem will be the proletariat voting in pols that are anti-landlord.On your new builds do you do any type of Contract Sales post build?

- Robert Washington state has a specific anti-flipping law that requires a general contractor's license for any improvements above $500 on flipped homes.

Expect to spend 25 hours trying to make a flyer and then task it out to some graphic person for $25 and get back to researching houses :) Recently picked up a HP 15-BS060WM on Ebay for like $370. 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD Windows 10, touch screen.

Well once you’ve learned the task, you know how to do it whether it’s one tenant or three.