I'm on Stellar MLS, but your local realtor organization can help with that.

It is in a stellar location and I think I can offer it for rent as a mid-term rental.

I later learned that this had to be requested beforehand - a lesson learned for me.Their availability is limited, with the next slot open a month away.I have reservations about their reliability, especially after going through their less-than-stellar Yelp reviews.I also consulted with an attorney regarding this.

You mention in your profile about converting over to long-term rentals which indicates the vacation rentals aren't a stellar investment.

Hey Leroy, I agree with a lot of what you say here but much of it applies to the past, particularly the appreciation stuff.Detroit has been stellar for me from both an appreciation and cash flor perspective.

If you give 100% of that to the investor, you can only give them an interest only rate of 2.4-4.8% which is not too stellar for private money. 

This may not seem like great cash flow to everyone but in my area it is stellar!

These are both stellar tax strategists I would recommend chatting with.

Get your license, find a local brokerage with access to a great broker with stellar track record, read Big Money Energy by Ryan Serhant. 

Tell them how much you've appreciated them as tenants and you are happy to write a stellar landlord reference for them but it's time for you to sell the home and they need to move at the end of their lease.