It is early days and I am an out of state investor, and I am seriously contemplating getting an adjuster involved. 

Your CPA is likely considering the intricacies involved in ensuring everything is filed correctly, which could save you from potential headaches down the road.That being said, I understand the desire to explore more cost-effective options.

CAA’s involvement in amending the bill ensured that landlords can still manage their properties effectively while following new, transparent guidelines.

@Shannon F.Make sure the MTR vs LTR math makes sense for the work involved. $3K per month as an LTR x 12 months = $36K $4K per month as an MTR x 9 months = $36K Vacancy is a huge factor. 

But if you’re overseas or not actively involved, you likely won’t meet the criteria.

What did the agent say specifically... are they willing to work with your or was it more along the line of they are already working with oxford and don't need any more investors/ agents involved. 

We currently use an insurance broker that covers while in rehab and then adds loss of rents later once applicable, but communication is difficult when there is a broker involved.

@Miguel Del Mazo MANY investors who get involved in managing other investor's properties make the same mistake you are making - they SEVERELY underestimate the time it takes and UNDERPAY themselves!

I realize you are a ways away but if you get an attorney involved you are looking at more time and in my experience, most people are never are happy with the out come.

Anything related to tax deeds deals with paying back taxes, potentially involves bidding against other investors, and had some delays in acquiring clear title to the property.