Also understanding how things are put together, how siding works, gutters, etc (basically as many aspects of the home as possible)Having this knowledge will also help you from getting burned by contractors telling you things just so they can save time and money and deliver a crappy service. 

I hope this helps!

Matthew, there are lots of good way to learn about syndications (and CrowdFunding...which are syndications that can be marketed over the internet).This is the book I wish I'd read when I started...and I think it should be required reading for every beginner and pro.

I tried Zillow Apps years ago and saw that it wasn't very comprehensive.

Whoever sold you this property and the management company are not looking out for your interests.

I not sure if this is an accurate strategy.

This has helped me in the past when a unit has been damaged and/or small items are misplaced like silverware, pots/pans, etc.

Waylon- To have the largest buyer pool, my opinion is to price and market the home as furnishings or turnkey options are negotiable.Since this home is flexible in its use - let the market participants decide which option works best rather than defining it for them. 

Thanks for posting this. 

This will determine the type of experience you will have with your investment.