The home we have now in Lakeland, TN (near Millington) is definitely Class A and there is a large volume of transients that move through the naval base, FEDEX and other like jobs that our neighborhood of 400+ homes hardly ever has ever rental openings, but there are often multiple homes for sale.We think if we can maintain the right type of tenant we will be fine.

Any hurdles or was it fairly straight forward?

This ensures you’re protected in case of disputes and shows your commitment to maintaining the property thoughtfully and responsibly.I know this was longggg, but hope it helps you or anyone else with this same question. 

But you still have to provide (and maintain) a kitchen, a bathroom, HVAC (well maybe just heat), a water heater.

Aloha,Poorly maintained tanks, and especially tanks in an environment that creates excessive condensation on the exterior of the tank, often drip onto the floor, damaging floorcoverings and underlying typical subfloors or hardwood flooring.

You might still maintain your HYSA, but it could require tax filings depending on the country you move to and U.S.

Ron Rowan’s local insights helped us approach the seller with a fair offer of $160,000.

But any company that properly creates and maintains a liquidity sleeve like I described above, is going to be able to honor its commitments. 

Quote from @Garrett Kroll: Our property management business recently reached 1,000 total reviews across our 18-property portfolio, and we’ve been fortunate enough to maintain a 4.99 average rating across all OTAs.I wanted to share some strategies we focused on that helped us reach this milestone.

Also, I'm looking for something to keep me busy as I ease into my retirement.You are trying to hack the primary residence part to reduce taxes and if you really can do it and you really live there then it will be fair, but if you deviate at all, the town will come for you and you will never get anything renovated if they think you aren't living there and it's not liveable.