Quote from @Dina Schmid: @Sarah Kensinger might be one to talk to.Thanks for the shout-out!

Here's what I would do:Option 1- Talk to the lender to make sure that the buyer is strong.

Talk this over with a lawyer because under current state law, you will not be able to evict due to the cold.

Some agents do this well, some without a license do it even better.Having a license to serve other clients first and help you conduct your own transactions second is how I would look at it.When analyzing deals I will prioritize sharing with investor clients first and only pursue it for myself if none of them want to purchase it.Happy to talk more as you pursue all of this!

He uses Mojo and can call several people at once, and if they pick up, he talks to them, or it leaves an automatic VM. 

You can reach out or send me an email I enjoy helping other investors, sharing info and talking REI! 

Talk to Mid South Home Rentals (division of Enterprise Realtors, Arlington,Tn) before you signup with quoted company.Best,Mike

I might suggest getting your own appraisal where you select the appraiser that knows your situation and you can talk to and discuss their approach.

(To clarify, the metric I'm talking about isn't true cash-on-cash or cap rate, under strict definitions.

@Bryson Ragsdale search "house hacking biggerpockets" in spotify or the Podcast app and that should bring up the ones that talk about house hacking!