I’ve encountered managers who were fantastic in most areas but lacked in one or two key traits, and that was enough to impact the performance of the property.

Thanks Hey Troy, I would say the best bet is for you to try to sell it as a package deal and get a seasoned investor-agent to try to get you some action on it.

Also @Tim Phillips something to be aware of in FL, all condos older than 30 years and taller than 3 stories are required to have a "Structural Integrity Reserve Study" performed before the end of this year.

Also, buy the properties that you would want to own the most 10 years from now...not the best year 1 cash flow performer.

A lot of how a property manager performs will be how nice your property is, how realistic your rent amount is and the area the property is located. 

This is especially important for those looking to scale their short-term rental portfolio.Property Appreciation: As short-term rentals continue to perform well, properties in popular neighborhoods are seeing strong appreciation.

They generally do not do this because either they are not aware of the changes or the loan is seasoned and performing so they are deliberately turning a blind eye.

I bet they are pounding on this guy hard to. 

Best bet is to connect with local MTR operators and ask them.

Leveraging a 1031 exchange is your best bet for deferring capital gains taxes while reinvesting in a new property.