He recommends advertising your property yourself, using Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace.

Different banks have different limits for Zelle.Bank of America has a higher limit, and I'm able to send more than $2000 thru zelle.Before zelle came along, I told tenants to go to a local BofA and deposit cash directly into my bank account.

I called Zillow and they told me they don't handle lease cancellation or changes but suggested to contact local attorney (I am in Texas/Austin). a) Take some penality and allow tenant to break the lease. b) take re-letting fees, list the house again and current tenant is bound to honor until it gets leased.For both a) and b) I will still have to contact attorney as Zillow does not let me cancel the lease but only mark the lease cancelled once it is done. 

Maybe you can work out a deal with him to get out of the lease if you advertise the property and find a tenant for him.Also if you have roommates and you buy a single family house, take them with you.

As a local investor and agent here in Columbus, let me know if you have any questions or want to connect!

Also, attending your local REI meetups is a great way to connect with experienced investors.

It is the local REIA and there is a multi-family meet up once a month (in addition to other niche meetings).

There has been a great shift away from YP advertising as owners are moving more towards SEO programs and the Internet for advertising.

It's never guaranteed that the local government will approve anything done on the property.  

Don’t trust anything on a listing as everyone advertises Airbnb potential when 90% of those listings are not zoned for Airbnb and you will be fined.