I copy and paste pre-written responses (with tons of information to minimize questions) and reply en masse when I can, but with that number of people, it can get a little cumbersome to make sure everyone has their questions answered or personal requests addressed.

There needs to be a solution in the market place to en mass sell so many homes at once.  

Some even have secondary en suite "morning kitchens." 

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Just speaking generally, $2,000 is not nearly a big enough budget to build anything useful.I find it hard to believe there isn't already a well developed scheduling/calendar SaaS product that someone else has already developed that you could pay an affordable monthly subscription.Here's 3 I found just doing a google search ranging from $8 to $50 per month.https://calendly.com/https://simplybook.me/en/https://acuityscheduling.com/s...Sometimes it's easier (and cheaper) to just pay someone else a monthly subscription instead of trying to re-create the wheel.

Don't blow it.If you do decide not to renew, give her P-L-E-N-T-Y of notice (far beyond what is legally required) of non-renewal, so she can smoothly move out.

Many people are buying vacation homes en masse these past 12 months and STRing and this is why Fannie/Freddie are making second homes more costly starting April 1st, 2022.

There are four lovely furnished guest rooms with in room/en suite bathrooms.

Other than tired of being a land lord, are there other reasons to part with your properties en masse?

A quick Google search brought this up:https://www.msn.com/en-us/mone...This article from march of this is saying lenders won't be able to sell their loans to the secondary market if they or Fannie/Freddie have too many "investment-type" loans.