You can alw review your leases and be more aggressive wIth protectons than prev LL (with legal confines).

A Property manager might be more difficult to find because you are renting by the room and presumably have different leases with each tenant.

I have an office space that I'm preparing to lease out.

I am also currently looking for a 2 family in NJ (where I live) and I am hoping to move out before my lease is up on Feburary 2019.

The Landlords name apears on th lease but everyone says buy prpertIes In an LLC not In your name.

I've been contacted by someone who wants to do a lease option on the home.

On your lease change the "monthly" payment to "bi-weekly" and spell out that means every other week.  

I am pretty sure all you need is a salesperson license to represent clients buying, selling and leasing, commercial property.

And positioned to not get hurt.If anyone an make sense out of opportunity zones @Natalie Kolodij will do  it.One other option that could make sense is to take $150K cash and put it into a debt free fractional product with a long term corporate lease. 

Hot area of Atlanta so selling would be pretty quick at 300k  and leasing around 2-2.2k shouldnt be too big of problem even if slow down occurs...whenever that might be.