James, I tried doing this in another city which I was not a member of their mls, after signing the contract and paying the fee, there were a lot of additional charges, like they wanted me to pay for the lockbox and shipping fee, I had to take the lockbox to the property, in the contract they said they will post 15 pictures, but they wanted me to provide pictures they would just upload it.I'm just trying to say double check and make sure what is included and what is not, if you are in town, it will be a lot easier but for my case, I didn't want to drive few hours to run their errands.

(I suggest reading this article below)https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea...Columbus, Ohio is a great market to consider if you're leaning towards appreciation.

Many thanks @Todd Miller and @Sarah Kensinger for the suggestions.  

I do not know the answer but I would suggest you not rely on the anonymity aspect of anything today.

I would suggest finding a 3rd party contractor who specializes in the software to help you with the transition.

Our hope is to find ways to increase cashflow with this property short term and reduce our bleeding, and also consider the cost associated to implement.The property is 2 units fully occupied. 1 tenant already rents out our garage for an extra cost, the other tenants are left with no additional storage outside their unit.

Thanks for your suggestions, Gillian  

I would suggest Roseville/Rocklin area for schools and best area to live in.

These additional assets give the lender more assurance in case the borrower can't repay the loan.

You can still do something like you suggest, but maintain more control.