. - As far as listing properties, I would suggest Zillow Rental Manager, but you might also consider other sources as well as posting a sign on the front yard - although I typically DO NOT do that because I'd rather get someone that is used to working electronically and I also don't want to draw unwanted attention to the house/property.Hope this helps give you some ideas.

Of course my concern is if the new owner defaults, am I in for a very unpleasant and expensive ordeal to get my money?

We know there might be slight risk of an unwanted visitor, but its' never happend.

Unpleasant, sometimes (see my old post about my encounter with building inspectors.)

I think you'd be wasting your time and possibly opening yourself up to unwanted critique from your tenants.

Question is can they cancel their insurance policy and have us put insurance on the property without creating a red flag for the mortgage company in regard to due on sale.why rock the boat over maybe a 100 or 200 a year seems like stepping over dollars to pick up pennies.. there is always a risk the bank will call it but as everyone will tell you it seldom happens but if it does happen .. its un pleasant for all. 

Maybe I should have put more emphasis on the "remotely working" part of my question so not to attract unwanted hostility from forum members. 

Just too much risk of creating any unwanted agency issues.  

He actually verbally abused her for asking.The whole situation is rather unpleasant.

There are all kinds of new people in the pool, so for a lot of us it's time to sell off  the unwanted properties and shift gears.