I agree with @Greg Kurzner about managing yourself.

We do some back and forth and eventually, my agent gets me to agree to $70k plus paying the closing costs (another $1,000 or so).

But I agree, having a solid "team" is super helpful.

@Colby Todd - Agreed!

I agree with Marcus, you’ll definitely want to make sure you have boots on the ground that you can trust here and that understand the different neighborhoods, etc.

We may eventually use it for an Airbnb and might do a version of what @Jim K. suggested :) Really though, I agree with @Mitch Messer, talk the the tenant and agree to amicably conclude the lease and let them out.

I agree with the points you mentioned as well.

I Agree with the other posters.

I agree, you can get better cash flow somewhere else, but likely the appreciation won't be there.

I agree with Corby.if it is cash flowing well, why get rid of it.I am growing my portfolio by adding rentals with occasional flips on properties I don't think are well located or have some good cash return on them for funding additional rentals.