Quote from @Joshua Perelli: Quote from @Bob Stevens: Quote from @Joshua Perelli: Has anyone had any luck finding anyone willing to take on this role of LAIC?  

At that point I might be considered to be engaging in brokerage with my role reduced to a "lead generator" for my contacts/employers, the Buyers, who are essentially paying me a finders fee.

Geo leads) seem like a walk in the park.In sum, you want to focus on income-producing activities (lead generation) given the fact that you don't have much time in the day to spend on RE. 

You’ll need to manage the property more actively, stay on top of furnishing and maintenance, and market it effectively to your target audience.In Cleveland, most tenants looking for mid-term rentals prefer a price point below $2,200 per month.

I am an active duty Navy and have experience in buy and hold rental, multifamily syndications and under writing.

I was a mountain guide there for 7 yrs. and know of some really amazing hikes, climbs and other exciting activities.  

Also loss history can play a significant role. 

I would like to know more about the role of zoning attorneys and the potential costs of involving them in organizing and submitting the proposal to the appropriate departments.

**Reassess the Pricing Strategy:** - **Current Pricing**: You’ve already made a price cut from $259,900 to $249,900, and while there has been some activity, it hasn’t yielded offers near your target.

Is there even any benefit to that if all the activity is line 2 rental re income/loss on the K-1?