Taking the easy way out and pretending it isn’t your fault isn’t the best way to handle things.

@Ryan Lee  Let's pretend that the lot is in Bowie, MD. 

I don't know the area so it is hard to say but they is a crazy long time for a unit to be vacant if it is priced right.If you know someone nearby I would have someone pretend to be a perspective tenant and go meet your PM and see what they think.I would be marketing the unit online wherever you can and just put the contact info for your PM until it is filled.I think you need some concrete answers from your PM on why it is not getting filled.

I posted on a forum about hating my day job, and a guy messages me saying he can help show me the way. He sends me an email and we eventually talk on the phone.Long story short he's given me his login to a real estate...

Let's pretend that you didn't buy the house...and you see it for sale for $820,000. 

I haven't done a commercial deal so I won't pretend to give advice I'm not qualified on.

Pretend your 24 yrs old again.

Let's say the PITI $2000 and the rent is $3000 (and lets pretend there are no other expenses) with the net profit split 2 ways, and appearing as such on your tax returns.

Lets pretend I am bringing my house to you for the first time...at this point I am curious,  and even more important I need to know how to do it in the future so I don't get insecure again since I am planning to keep investing and selling. 

Bob Bowling... look, I am not a CPA, nor do I pretend to be.