Proximity to an incredible international airport like LAX is a big bonus, as SAN is a fraction of the size or capability or quality, unfortunately we have a garbage airport for America's finest city.

It helps to know what state you are in because laws and procedures for both foreclosure & probate can be very different in each state.

Your state may have a completely different procedures that may make my opinion invalid. 

From there you handle everything, but have the advantage to defer back to them if you need help or advice for a fee.This inst a turnoff to potential tenants that are going to be any good, and an advantage to you because the management company will already have vetting procedures, background check in place, etc. to get you a good tenant.

Write a procedures manual.

Check the state laws and see the proper procedure.

What I’m looking for:1) Someone who answers emails within 24 hrs. 2) If you don’t know the answer acknowledge the email and tell me when you will get back to me. 3) Get back to me when you said you would. 4) Don’t dump problems in my lap. 5) Make a recommendation on what should be done based on policy/procedure.

To your question yes you will need to pay a relocation fee and follow certain procedures. 

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Who knows what other ingredients or procedures are being hidden from the public.