The least part of a QIs job should be the paperwork. 

@David Walbolt I have attached a more detailed image of my layout (Image 2), but essentially there is a space between Bedroom 1 and the Living room that is occupied by two closets that share a wall.

Even if you sell the land the developer will want to go thru most of the process before he settles on  it , unless you come to other terms . 18 acres down the road from me took 10 years to complete the paperwork from zoning , engineering and county approval for town houses, it was just approved and now an appeal was filed , that sets them back 6 months .

Your property manager just doesn't want to do the extra paperwork.

Seems like I just need to get some paperwork signed by my current broker and my future PA broker (whomever that may be) but I am not sure what paperwork I need.I appreciate you all in advance.

Scopes of work are essential and per Bruce's comments above, I love using the penalty/bonus feature in my contracts when i hire contractors and have no problem with them as the contractor.

They are essentially a trap that captures and kills (electric) the mouse and then its wifi based so it alerts us one has been caught.  

Grabs most of the essential shots.

I keep my properties in an LLC and use a PO Box so that my name and home address isn’t front and center on things like eviction paperwork.

You essentially lower your exit cap by improving the park from a visual and functional stand point.