Have your brokers made calls to tenants in the area that they feel might fit well in that space?

You can also consider buying the rate down with points if that's a better fit for your strategy.

Not only do most investors spend too much time sitting behind a computer polishing off their fancy excel spreadsheets, they rarely walk properties.

It seems like this would be the perfect fit and you wouldn't have to spend time maintain a website.

Thank you, RTR, for providing excellent and valuable services from start to finish, making it easy for out-of-state investors to own income-producing rental properties.”I agree wholeheartedly with you, but running amuck is the new theme.

Perhaps you are excellent at all four roles I outlined.

I quickly scrapped that and went back to in-person tours and said F it.

I would recommend that you get @Brian Burke's excellent book The Hands-Off Investor, before you look at any more deals.

You need to have an excellent contractor who isn't going to gouge you.

A portfolio of DSTs may be a good fit in your situation.