Hey Emily, I think it is worth it if it is expected to cash flow some in the long term.

I'm not a lawyer, and I'm not in your state, so take this with a grain of salt but-If "accepted an offer" means that you signed a legally binding contract that doesn't provide you with an out, then the short answer is no, you cannot legally cancel the sale. 

I am committed to managing the project diligently, ensuring that every aspect of the rehabilitation process is executed with precision and efficiency.I am open to discussing various investment structures and terms that would be mutually beneficial. 

Quote from @Jason Leigh: Here's what I would do.Write a very short, professional letter to the property manager explaining that they failed to communicate with you about anything, particularly the "services and maintenance" that was never communicated to you or approved by you.

Being a Portuguese citizen doesn't give you any advantage whatsoever when it comes to buying and/or operating short-term rentals in Portugal.2.

Residing in high-tax New Jersey and working remotely, we’re exploring strategies to reduce our overall tax burden.While I’m intrigued by the short-term rental strategy, my preference leans towards LTR due to familiarity.

Staggered refinancing, rather than refinancing all at once, allows you to take advantage of favorable terms as they become available.

This is going to be a long-term rental and although I won't be living in it, I want my tenants to be safe and feel comfortable if I ever need to sell it so will be doing through extra diligence.

It's a good term that you really can't explain any other way. 

The single man property manager is likely short on time.