Many regular agents would not know how to handle this without asking their broker..I assume you contacted the seller after the listing expired, correct?

They will significantly boost labor productivity; - Inflation is trending down;- the Fed is itching to lower interest rates and bond markets are starting to sniff out a shift in the winds;- there is a ~$70 trillion wealth transfer from the Baby Boomers to their kidsbeginning (including their homes and real estate assets);- home prices are increasing steadily, not chaotically;- overall rents are up, but steading thanks to apartment rents / supply;- wage growth, for more than a year, is back to above inflation levels;- and the bottom 50% have more $ in their checking accounts than ever before as a % of wealth.

Hiring an experienced property manager who regularly checks on the property and has a thorough tenant screening process can help landlords avoid thousands of dollars in fines, property damage, and lost rent.

I would suggest checking out janover.co for financing, worked with them and the entire process was great.

@Daniel Colon- check  with  the title/ escrow firm that you closed with and  see if they can help with  changing  vesting to LLC and the  ramifications ....check with new  servicer and  ask what they  need  and if you are allowed to revise the  title vesting  ( you cant   do anything about  changing the loan itself unless you refinance it )  good luck

It's no longer a secret that most regular job even in tech, has been sent to other countriest.

I'd just have to remember to check it everyday and somehow ensure that the dirt doesn't block the camera from reading the meter. 

Currently sourcing off of MLS and a few wholesalers but very cautious there  Check the BP Classifieds, I have a ton of stuff there.

If the sales price is $850k you will need significant down payment to carry the DSCR loan on $5300 current rents...check in with @Joseph Chiofalo  as DSCR loans 5+ units are typically a bit more difficult to place as well. 

I'd also do a quick check on any utilities that she's paying that remain with the house to make sure they are paid up.If you have a full month's deposit, even if she doesn't pay for the second half of May and part of June, hopefully she leaves the place in good condition and you can use the deposit for unpaid rent after she moves out.