If you have never done it before and do not know what all it intel's than I would suggest hiring a professional to handle it. 

This is when you hire a PMC.

I hired a law firm, filled a bbb claim and my local news is inquiring about the issues with this company. 

If you are hiring a contractor to do all the work and using their funding, between those two costs along with the cost of selling the property (6% realtor, 3% seller paid fees, 1% closing costs = 10% to sell), it gets really tight.  

If you just hire the cheapest or first PMC you speak with and it turns into a bad experience, please don’t assume ALL PMC’s are bad and start trashing PMC’s in general.

For the moment I would recommend doing your homework, calling people up, make some connections, hire a RE lawyer and start looking at prices for STRs WHEN the lockdown is over, which is impossible to know as of today. 

The downside was he later hired employees which caused insurance and other issues running a business from a residential district. 

@Josh Darley hire an attorney to handle terminating this lease legally!

I won’t be hiring a CPA to do my taxes.

I would hire a pro and return to original condition on rental and bill the deposit. 99% of tenants will do the bare minimum and it will be crap.