Each unit is freshly painted, new windows, original hardwood floors, carpeting in bedrooms, and additional storage space.

Each unit is freshly painted, new windows, original hardwood floors, carpeting in bedrooms, and additional storage space.

Point being, if I were in your shoes, I'd be careful not to pay a premium at this point as there is likely to be downward pressure for the next year or so.

So rent out the main house with utilities, rent out a trailer, add some storage containers and rent them out at $200 a pop.

@Patrick Bunn There is a Proeprty Manager in your local market GK Homes...I will DM you their site but they have a local podcast and tons of content on their website for people exactly in your shoes. 

For example, if I can find houses with a lake view (vacation rental), neighborhood house (longterm rental), large lot (rv spots or storage) all depends on the best way to use the property.

Can't quite wrap my head around this but heard of self storage facilities (smaller ones under 50k leaseable) being operated without an on site manager. 

I evicted non-paying tenants in March right before COVID.I moved their belongings (obvious crap, like 20 yo sofa or non-flat screen TVs) to the local storage (spent over $1200 to do that and notified former tenants properly) and started to rehab the house (spent $15k up to date!).

She lived in one apt till a few years ago and it along with a second apartment That she used for storage in building have been empty for quite some time.  

SummaryWhat would you do if you were in my shoes??