I not only am going to switch management, but the lawyer further told me that their lease agreement had a non disclosure lawyer clause that states they are not lawyers and do not give legal advice which this manager has repeatedly and brazenly enjoyed giving.

Although our family enjoys beaches, if we decide to live in the city, we might opt for an inland residence to save money and visit the condos as needed.

A little goes a long way you only need 5-10% down for a New primary, 10% for a Second/Vacation home, and 15% down for an investment home even up to 4 units.The home you are planning on selling if you rent it out you can use the 12 month lease/rental agreement to offset (Wash) the mortgage payment if you take cash out so that you do not get hit on the new purchase against your DTI.

The Nashville area is one that my husband and I have been interested in for a vacation home/STR but with all the restrictions on STRs in Brown County we've mostly been looking elsewhere.

Lots more revenue for the same cost to build, other than land cost being higher.Or instead of investing more, take more trips to Sicily to see our son in the Navy and to enjoy some Chianti.

We thank you again for your stay and hope you enjoy your time here!"

Any suggestions as to a process for "terminating" the lease or giving notice to vacate? 

Did he enjoy the monthly cashflow?

I was going to run an STR in the home and he would enjoy a higher rent than from a regular LTR rental AND he would have the property managed too.All was going beautifully.

I declined the vacation/deal trip.