The other feature runs both text and audio at the same time -- this is super excellent for customers who might want to read, but find it difficult and appreciate hearing and reading at the same time (and we know a LOT of successful business people are dyslexic as all get out).  

Once you think the numbers work then start calling people that are running ads and one conversation Should lead to another and hopefully you'll find enough reasons to fly out and meet some new contacts.Account Closed is correct there's a broad spectrum of deals to buy from a total gut job to a full on turn key program.I'd definitely stay away from fix and flips in the beginning and look at light rental grade rehabbs to full on turn key.The most important aspect of out of state rentals is the property manager, for this reason I finally decided to partner with a management company in Michigan to help protect mine and my clients assets.Ohio, Michigan and Missouri are still under valued and offering good returns.The detailed kind of information you're after is more of a phone or sit down conversation.

There's a free version that gives most of the features but it does have ads.

@Dan Heuschele I really do appreciate the detailed feedback.

Give detailers as to value, market rental rates, condo fees exc. so that we can assess the option to hold as a rental investment or not.It all really comes down to dollars and cents unless you are an appreciation speculator.Your decision to sell and purchase another fixer upper may be a easy decision if this property is a poor investment as a income property. 

(ie 50/50+ splits over certain hurdles) Thanks Mark, I would agree that these are very important details that can't be overlooked in regards to structural risk. 

Personally my rentals didn't get any reassessment after remodeling, but I didn't add a new feature like a new bath, but still I think it's better to do more digging about this issue especially you own it for so long.

@Juan Rubio ask the owner for details of the lease term.

Some details-LLC will have same members, loan will be paid off.I briefly talked with a CPA and he suggested that we sell the property to a new LLC. done.Is it going to be that simple?

One other detail I thought of.