Thank you all for the warm welcome! 

I think that's pretty doable based on my research so far.I would like to do the same with a property down south in Florida, Texas, Mexico or some place warm with beaches.

I try and find something hopefully small that needs to be replaced or repaired and take care of this so they get a warm fuzzy that you will not be an absent landlord.Also contact the section 8 office and let them know now when the closing date is and then send them copy at closing.Find out what they need from you to pay you.

Thomas and Christopher,Thanks for the warm welcome.

I think most people still want their realtors eyes on properties, yes you can hire someone to perform a walkthrough with clients, but I think clients still want to feel warm and fuzzy.

Thanks for the warm welcome!

@Cherie Gatling , thank you for the warm welcome!

Even an old gravity feed "octopus", you just run a couple short ducts toward the far points of the basement to circulate the warm air.

Thanks for the warm welcome you guys I appreciate it. 

Rooms usually cool down (or warm up) faster when the air is circulating.