Whether Fort Lauderdale is "good" depends on how you define "good" and what you are looking for. 

I think the first step is really defining what you mean by deals before you reach out to any brokers or call anyone. 

Also, have you thought about staging the house so that the spaces are defined?

This way you and your bookkeeper can define the scope of your engagement, you don’t get surprised by any extra “hours worked”, and you have more control over your bookkeeping costs.Everyone has different pricing for this.

It is still in exclusive period so you would have to live there for a year.Looks like it needs a new kitchen, plumbing failed and missing electrical components.

If its galvanized pipe definately replace it all now, if not you will just have more headaches later.

@Colby MulryBefore we can have any solution, we need to define the problem. 

If the applicant is not meeting your requirements (have you defined your rental criteria?)

Definately.

I am definately following this forum to see if anyone out there does have that info.