The link is mentioned but I allways listen to it commuting so haven't been able to take note :PThank you,Francisco

If you do, you could give them an option for a month to month lease if they use you to purchase their new home.If that is not an option, I would stick to the lease end date of June 30th.

If I do go the property management route - can i get a limited service option (say in which I find the tenant, collect rent, handle most maitnenance issues) and they primarily are liasoning with my vendors during US business hours and handle any urgent maintenance issues?

I see value in both, but I'm unsure which is the better option.

Option 2: Purchase additional properties and build portfolio I know that there are some tax implications to no having the mortgage payment to consider.

Would this be a viable option?

There are DSCR loan options where you can cash out up to 80% if you and the property meet certain criteria: if you have a middle mortgage FICO score of 740 and above you can do a 80% cash out refinance if 1-4 units (so single family rental or 2-4 units).

There is another option to look at assumable loans here in AZ and see if you can get into a lower interest rate. 

I have a few options.

In fact, 99.9% of wholesalers could make a lot more by flipping burgers at Wendy's.A better option is to get a job in real estate.