@Henri Meli Thanks for the feedback,Re: Street view, it will only give a visual.

At list at closing. do you have a visual diagram of this exercise ?

That should give most potential investors enough visual info to get a feel for the property.Also, equally important to the quality of the photos is what you are taking photos of.

Limited to operating between 6am-7pm.It does say "Where a center is contiguous to a residentially-zoned property, a six-foot visual barrier, not less than 95 percent opaque, shall be provided along the property line, excluding any required front yards." 

If you sell before mid-2019, the tax treatment will be for the sale of an investment rental property and for the sale of a primary residence.  

view=part&hea...If you want a more visual version, go to the Minnesota Landlords and Tenants Rights and Responsibilities here: https://www.ag.state.mn.us/Brochures/pubLandlordTe... 504B.271 indicates you (landlord) will take possession of the items and must store and care for them for 28 days after notice of abandonment (when they tell you they're gone).

Any pests/bugs they've had or recent treatments?  

But now only real property is available for 1031 treatment.   

Only the sale of investment property qualifies for 1031 treatment. 

That being said, you can overcome some of the challenges of distance with technology, such as if you receive video (or photos) along with maintenance requests from your out-of-state tenants, allowing you to keep some visual on your property from a distance.If you are comfortable with distance, there is a price-to-rent ratio that may come in handy for you and end some of the analysis paralysis.