@Joy Christina, Zillow, and other real estate-related platforms will likely give the property the greatest exposure to potential buyers.

I’d use this as an opportunity to reassess your lease verbiage to see what other loopholes you have exposure to.I’d avoid open ended deadlines and make it as specific as possible.Also I saw someone else say you sign last.

To explain what I see is a lot of potential investors and investors with limited exposure go down a rabbit hole and spend countless dollars they do not have because someone is trying to sell asset protection to them.  

All the marketing and exposure needs to be done through that lens.Have you flat listed on the MLS yet?

If she is feeling tired and that is abnormal- she she see a doctor, but also you should make sure you have a CO sensor in your unit- the first symptom of CO exposure is tiredness.

I am looking to diversify my exposure to other cities and I've got a tenant occupied single family home on the east side, on Center St near N Walter St intersection. 10 min bicycle ride to the Alamo.

This will help your lot gain more exposure and will hopefully help to procure you a buyer as well.

You will get lots of exposure there.You might find a flat fee person to list your house on MLS.

Bringing in a new GC creates a situation of its own.You need to be extremely careful about how you mitigate your exposure to fixing legal contractual obligations to the new contractor to ensure it’s scope of services and remedies should problems arise in completing the job.In closing, I urge you not to feel too bad or blame yourself for the situation.

If all you want is exposure, you can hire an MLS-only agent for a small fee and they will enter your listing in the MLS where it's seen by all the agents, it gets published to all the websites, etc.4.