@Drew Sygit Thanks for the honest advice!

What drew me into trying this model is:They break it; they bought it.

If you want them out ASAP (which might not be anytime soon), you need to spend the money up front on counsel to quarterback this for you. 

Thanks Drew, I was just reading the Hazel Park deep dive, very informative and well written.

They shouldn't hold you financially responsible for termination when they've failed to perform.Try Drew Sygit with Logical Property Management.Here's my default suggestions for vetting a PM: Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

Quote from @Drew Sygit: @Nikhil Bhat you have to build your network and earn their trust by actually buying a good deal when they bring one to you.On the otherhand, many wholesalers will see you as a new "victim" and try to sell you their overpriced crap.So, you need to put time into learning the market to figure out who you can trust and who to avoid. 

I did go to a local cabinet store to shop all new cabinets and we tentatively drew up plans to take out the pantry on the existing wall and replace with an upper/lower cabinet (more counter space on that wall), and add a pantry next to the fridge.

., I love @Drew Sygit's suggestion of a gift card for a local restaurant!

They have all been funded with personal cash, except for the last one on which I drew on a personal HELOC.

The Park is what initially drew investment and lodging here of course, but the attractions, retail, dining, etc is what has increased the visitation and created a different type of vacationing experience.