Best bet is to discuss with some realtors, get the house on MLS so everyone sees it and they will handle logistics. 

@Moustafa Ahmed, as we are all learning more and more with each passing day:  "you place your bet and take your chances". 

no. not now, not ever. the state/gov and the general public think of investors as scammers/leeches and they will never help the "leeches". it's not the popular thing to do.what's your current rate with the HML?

It is one of the most popular and focused on small businesses.FreshSales CRM.

Popular vacation area and good for families.

I bet @Natalie Kolodijwould know, not sure how to tag her, other than trying to use the 'at sign'

Was probably a great property for the landlord.Your best bet would be to work with a local property manager that knows the market and knows how to advertise to prospective tenants.

It seems to be a very popular platform and I believe they will continue to roll out new features as their user base increases so it is nice to be able to grow with the software.

Expect to put down 20-25%.Adding to @Whitney Hutten's comments, I underwrite to 15% combined for repairs and CapEx.Using a conservative rent of $995 as @Jeremy Pearson intimated, I bet you cash flow ~$200/month and see a CoC ROI of ~10%.

My bet is it will be more than the aggregate of all the months of payments you make from now until then.The fact is that the odds of you retiring with the broker you start with are similar to if not worse than your odds of winning the Powerball.