I'm moving out of state for work and really need the flexibility of being hands off without losing the opportunity to make changes. 

We have been discussing options on how to move forward.

Moving from Chattanooga back to Atlanta and looking for advice on whether to sell or rent our existing home when we move. 

- Context: "Girlfriend (23) of 3+ years is moving here in CLT- February 2025.

No one predicted the huge jump in interest rates and rate caps, so great operators want to be conservative moving forward.   

A lot of out of staters are still moving into DE post pandemic (obvious reasons) but I wanted to see if there was a way marketing could be targeted towards certain states?

It's actually been kind of nice having both because I can "move up" my one bed tenants to two beds when they want/need more room.

I have a tenant who has given notice to move out on June 30, 2024.

Just don't worry about it--do the right things at the right times and you'll likely be fine.Keep investing and moving forward!

I am also nervous about my move to the DC area wont work out and I will have this house as an option in case I want to return to the bay area and will never be able purchase a similar home if I sell it.