Pretend to be a prospective tenant and make some calls.

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.

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.

Don't forget to have your communications in writing specially if they'd pretend they moved out, but a few items were left behind.

So it's a first-world problem and one reason I wouldn't even pretend to think I know how a tenant thinks!

Your target group is going to be very small, so you will want to just tell people it's likely a teardown so you don't waste your time with pretenders. 

I thought the min bid had to be what was due.Lets pretend this house is in an area you like and you think you could rent or flip it. 

I’m not saying you should post it publicly for everyone to see or anything, but if you have business dealings under your own name I don’t see any benefit to pretending your address is secret.  

The real art is knowing when to listen and when to pretend to listen.