I do not plan to acquire other properties or seek real estate professional status.

This is the entity you will go through to check the status of the contractors license, file complaints, and so on.

Perhaps the sprinkler guy or someone else could be paid to check on the status of your soils every weeks (mainly during the months of heavy drought)? 

Because of the "twice-moved" status of this home, financing was limited and they are using a Private Lender for 65%.

@Justin Holley I have not had that issue, but what do they deem professional management (does 4 years self management qualify as professional status?)

You may have to provide a letter verifying your status as an accredited investor in a 506(c) syndication, but I don't know of too many LPs who would hand over their PFSs and balance sheet to a syndicator, unless they are a guarantor/KP on the loan in which they would provide that information directly to the lender.There is no KYC "know your customer" regulation for syndication that I am aware of other than forming a preexisting substantiated relationship in a Reg D 506(b) syndication. 

Ps you sound like your past newbie status already owning a rental.  

We made that decision because we are familiar with Costa Rica because of our involvement with some church mission trips we have helped with down there for many years.Her siblings have refugee status visas in Costa Rica, but they are still limited on what they can do for work.  

Tomorrow you will have to provide your jab status to access your property. 

I agree it's unlikely anyone can refi tax deeds, but I had to pose the question and challenge the status quo.Sounds like I need to start figuring out how to raise private capital.