@Dan Auciello I would exhaust a few free options before paying for a list.

You can have an attorney put together a strong lease in less than an hour.

Lastly, I will assess the age of capex items like roofs, mechanicals, appliances, flooring, windows, etc to get a feel for what items are more urgent vs. those that may not be needed in the next decade.not an exhaustive list, but these are the things on my mind during a showing as an agent who's been in a lot of rental properties and thinks like an investor.

I bet it is exhausting ...

I provided them with all the information on why/how I could help them sell their property better than an agent.

I agree that you can more easily self manage a Condotel than an SFR.However, if you do want 100% hands off we are HQ in Tampa but are active in SWFL and Orlando and have just decided to start moving into South Florida, so I would be happy to discuss our services with you!

Medicaid will put a lien on the property and upon death, the Medicaid lien must be settled by the Estate which may exhaust all the equity.

It's an attraction & people love them but if you or someone good (and cheap) you trust isn't able to take care of it properly it maybe more of a liability than an asset.

We exhausted all of our 40,000 and the house didn't go on the market until the end of June of this year.

It was 10% more than an existing 10-20 year old home (the oldest I look at it. )There are some downsides.