Wish there was a better way than all of these add on automations but this is definitely nicer than the old fashioned hard copy book that gets gross after a couple of guests touch it.

Quote from @Padam Neopane: Most PM companies won't touch it unless you pay them a hefty price.

I totally understand you are hesitant to touch the 3.4%, but keep in mind you can always cash-out now, expand your portfolio, and refi down later.

not going. trying to figure out what to do next still attempting to get in touch with Charlie Adams.

If you have a significant turnover rate, then I guess I could see the appeal of remote showings, but I also suspect the lack of personal touch contributes to turnover. 

Upgraded kitchens, bathrooms, and other items that hadn't been touched for years What was the outcome?

I also have a lender that specializes in financing BRRRRs and I can get you in touch with him. 

Also, make sure you account for broker commissions if you choose to use one to lease your building.Best bit of advice I have, get in touch with a local commercial broker who specializes in that asset class if you haven't already. 

If it's a great deal, I would get in touch with an attorney now and have them assist so you lock it up correctly.Why don't they want to sell until Feb? 

A good rule when inheriting a large sum of money is don't touch it for one year.