Must have good physical and deeded access, no wetlands, not much slope, no flips from other wholesalers.

I don't think anyone who rented an apartment that advertises AC would expect the apartment to get over 90 but after this tenant leaves I would suggest removing it and having the tenant provide their own. 

Your agents will have to work closely with you to make sure no guests are interupted but the buyer has access to the home and you close on a date with no guests that day and the following few days while they go in and take inventory, set up utilities etc. 

There are many groups out there that advertise their deals.

Do your tenants have access to thermostat?

.- BP just acquired a syndication forum and will be providing access soon. 

You talk about financial security in retirement, but if you put this money into the house it is not accessible to you if a need arises.

If the building does not have direct access into each unit is there a remote access system for tenants to allow guests in?

Its also on septic and may need road access.

If its PA I can do it, I am a broker that has access to a few DSCR low loan amount investors