But given my reasons, I wonder if there is a way to minimize that risk.

(Without the REAL Estate Marketing Pitches and get rich quick seminars).

Then it turns into pitchfest for his mentor program.That's when I walked out.Don't waste your time traveling to an expensive hotel to be pitched his mentoring program.

I've been talking to my accountant lately about selling it to replace it with better performing rental property but with 6% realtor fees and all, I'd have to pitch in about 30k just to sell it.

This serves the purpose of providing guests a quality night of sleep while minimizing costs.Leave feedback cards asking guests what they liked and didn't.

I would like to know things like if there is a way to lock it up with minimal money or none.. in order to start the process with the town on approvals for my goal.. as it is with price they are asking i think that the 13 homes may be too little profit for money investors.

I was able to repair it at a minimal cost.

I try to get lots of people at the property at once to:-minimize wasted time on no shows-generate excitement and get people eager to apply quickly-stay safe -- I own properties in c/d neighborhoods, and while I don't have reason to be threatened, the more people are there, the safer I amPatience and persistence will get your properties rented to good tenants and help you grow your wealth.

Go to REI meetings and dont just say "Im a realtor please use me" take them the deal of a lifetime and really pitch it. 

Regardless, put your things in storage, if you are preparing for the next move, that way whatever you do, you can take up minimal space... most likely saving money.