Is there a reason that you need to move which prevents you from continuing to live in the house and seeking roommates as Mark Gallagher suggested above.If I were single and starting from a property underwater that could generate significant positive cash flow, I'd live in a tinyhouse or some other similar meager living for awhile to pay off consumer debt, pay the repairs off and build up sufficient reserves to support the house. 

Maybe some sort of pay structure where the percentage builds up to a standard 8-10% fee over time (or the flat $99/month that I charge regardless of the rent amount), since it is sometimes time consuming to manage a unit depending on the needs. 5% for the first year, 6% the second year, etc. 

It can be time consuming but I think it's good that they know I'm around a lot.

If you start replacing doors slabs, hinges, and knobs, that will become a costly and time consuming project.  

This direct and indirect economic contraction caused the city to lose property taxes, wage taxes, and population (and thus consumer demand).

Basically, I am looking to grow in business, but to also work less in my business so that I have more time with the more important things in life and my mind isn't consumed with business and deals.

@Julian BuickNo idea, what you're likely to get with later writings is tid bits of the wind blowing in regulations, particular outlooks, for example; they may mention the popularity of wholesaling and address issues or they may mention Dodd-Frank or Consumer matters with those in foreclosure.

My realtor tells me that efforts on my behalf consume approx. 8 hours of his work week and he and I estimate that I will buy 1 property every 6 weeks through him in 2015.  

Big box/ consumer grade dehumidifiers are not going to dry that kind of damage very well.

I just get names that's it and Searching to find correct contact info seems time consuming.