I agree with @Bryant Xavier and @Michael Baum building a strong local team is essential for successful self-management, and your cleaner will be your key point of contact.It’s also worth looking into co-hosting services, as you may be able to negotiate a lower rate for specific tasks instead of full management.

I have a client who wants to rent his home for 30 days or more, but not full year leases, just a few months at a time.

Are there any lenders here that can finance a conventional loan without a full 2 years of work history?

Even if you were to look at all of just one city it can be overwhelming at times. 

Make a list of all your tasks and determine what could be handed off easily.

Managing leads, following up, and closing deals shouldn’t feel like a full-time job.

Place need a full rehab.

Even if they are not elderly or disabled, the court can grant them some time to move (or actually you can grant it as part of the court agreement)Everyone is having a hard time trying to find something affordable.Bottom line, give the proper WRITTEN notice asap to get the ball rolling.

But like @Ryan Harrell and @Min Zhang said, be prepared for a counteroffer or an outright rejection.As a rule of thumb, if I were you, I’d ask myself: if I had to pay full asking price for the property, would I still want to do the deal?

That time frame will determine your RE strategy.