I would definitely interview a couple of agents if I was in your position.

We have maintained a reasonable rental relationship, with her calling when she needs repairs.

My idea is that we rent our current home while maintaining the management of the pool and lawn so the tenant does not have to worry about the added cost, but maybe adjust our rent to account a bit for that amenity, and then buy another property that we will live in for a bit in order to update and get ready for rental as well. 

Just make sure the unit is well maintained with the basics.

Look up some videos on maintaining a drain field, take care of it, and you'll be good to go for years to come. 

Hi there, I would like to understand the deal flow better - it seems pretty straightforward on the surface- but wanna know more details.My situation - I have a few long term rentals that are slight positive cash flow.

Don't provide any equipment you might be responsible for maintaining.

It would show the true owner of the property never had no intent of maintaining the property or claiming ownership.

But it's really not the strategy, it is the consistency in the strategy and if you have the money to maintain the correct marketing course to get the motivated sellers.I hope this helps.

What are expected vacancy rates for office space over a 10 year period. 10 spaces about 1k per sq ft per unit San Diego CAThis is a Class C well maintained in the Poway area off the beaten path built 1972