That is definitely your best bet... they will help you connect with a property manager, attorney, and contractor if needed.

Can you manage the property or find a buyer?

Things like this can be relatively low cost low risk propositions if managed well but can set your units apart from others who don't offer these things.

With Fidelity you can also invest in their Zero Funds which don't charge management fees.

There are many homes in areas outside of Claremont that are selling for $500k to $650k Many of the people we know are buying homes like this one with a construction loan for the ADU ($100k) and buying a home for $700k + $100k : $800k total at 5% down payment and ending with a total payment (PITI) of $6k minus $2k rents from ADU Total new payment of $4k which is easier to make and once interest come down some, they will refinance to drop their payment to $3k to $3,500 per month. 

Real Estate Investors can play ahead of the game by learning about 1) Real Estate (of course), but not the basic stuff....all the tricks that can make you stay one step ahead of your competition. and 2) Construction - How a house is built and how to fix, remodel and add value.So for #1, you can just make this forum an addiction.

I have experience investing in Historical properties, residencial and New construction.

We are going to have a property manager and projected cash flow is good.   

Property Manager assigned.Moving out of state, not willing to sell the property right now.In addition to renters insurance and landlord insurance, which direction should I go as far as protecting myself?

Also, do you happen to know of any property management companies in our area that specialize in mid-term rentals?