Evelin NegreteAs the other people mentioned above, it is those little details that matter alot, because they will make it into the reviews.

Have your terms together on what type of return youre looking to get.....I would pitch this at a REIA meetup and funds....

I'm not having any luck selling it so I'm thinking of pivoting to a midterm and short term rental as a buddy of mine has had some success with his house in Paris Mountain and the 09 zip code in Greenville.

Quote from @Diana Mulvihill: I think "soaking tub" is a more accurate term.

If you give them a shorter term lease, do it at a higher rent as you are going to be inconvenienced trying to find a new tenant at what may be a hard time of year. 

Total cost significantly below their current monthly rent.3- If you have to 'give them' to the current tenant to get them off your books then do if it makes sense long term.  4- Don't do purchase contracts longer than 18   months. 

They are long term rentals, not short term. 

Although Cape Coral has potential to retain higher appreciation rates in the short term, long term, they're expected to remain very similar.

Based on my research so far it seems the most easy to find CRE mortgages are short term (up to 10 years, though amortized 25-30), but I have also seen people repeatedly state that you CAN find longer term CRE loans.  

A short back story is a long term friend and co worker and I have been talking for a year about getting in to rentals (his parents own 12).