You should look into renting the whole place.I am guessing that trying to self manage from a distance is making you nervous?

@Michael BishayScreening tenants would fall on the property manager you decide to use.

Spruce the place up and put in a new tenant.I also recommend you read some books about managing rentals.

The fact that such huge portion of currently sold homes are cash transactions means a ton of foreign cash, hedge funds , holdings and investment management management firms like Black Rock snatching those properties at highly inflated prices.

You can hear real-world examples of how others have built their investment portfolio and (hopefully) learn to avoid their mistakes.4.

The next problem I’ve encountered is that  many of property managers may not even know the difference between a hammer and a Phillips screwdriver.

I recommend figuring out a way to analyze the neighborhoods or towns you want to invest in every day if you’re looking to expand your portfolio.

https://www.zillow.com/rental-manager/market-trends/reno-nv/

Hi everyone,I'm amateur and passive in real estate game and am looking for some guidance on how to best leverage my current assets to grow my portfolio. 

Hi Everyone,I own 8 units in Cleveland and recently my property management company has been choosing vendors that charge extremely high prices for any fix.