Instead of keeping them, I'd look to sell them and buy something more suitable as a long term rental.If you want to know why I have such a strong opinion on this, just google the following: - HOA Special Assessment - Florida Condos 2024 - search for news on the new laws - Zombie Condos

Maybe I could post on nextdoor for neighbors that don't live on the same street, I'd feel better about that.Any other ideas?

I’d love to hear any insights or lessons learned!

I'd be happy to walk through any more questions so feel free to DM me.

So I changed my approach from slacks and a tie and "Hi, I'd like to help you sell and buy" to shorts and casual - but nice - button down shirt and "Hi.  

If you’d like, I’d be happy to chat more or help brainstorm strategies for finding the right resources and team members.

I’d recommend getting a roommate instead.

I'd recommend working with a good strong property manager that lives in that area that can check on them.

That’s fine down the line, but for your first property, I’d lean toward familiarity.2.

@Ali Hamade generally when you go on-market, as an agent, I'd not only use House Hacking, but also multi-generational living, and even the income producing apartment or whatever your situation is like.