If your PM is out renting your unit or cordianting turn over or make ready they need to be given some time to respond.. and most now have pretty robust on line systems that owners can just pop on line and see expenses etc.. and probably notes that PM leaves in the system. 

However I eventually pivoted to offer some diversification to my portfolio which now includes flex space and mortgage notes. 

-Ideally list early in the week and during a weekend-Monitor economic indicators and interest rates.Marketing Strategy:-Develop a comprehensive online and traditional marketing strategy to get your listing in front of the most buyers.

Depending on the state, its either a mortgage or a deed of trust.  

@Cody TuathaDe, you might not have seen the conversation started by @Alonso NoriegaMy suggestion is that you get a HELOC or a fixed rate second mortgage on your property before you move out, so you garner the benefits of owner occupied rates.  

I did some research and it looks like the best way to go about it is via online platforms like Craigslist, SpareRoom, Roommates, and Facebook Marketplace.

On the other property, rent doesn't cover the mortgage.

We have had some issues with getting insurance for the Florida properties in the LLC and also related issue with the Mortgage (which is in our name).When our lawyer requested EINs for the LLCs we were informed by the IRS that we need to file a 1065 for each of the LLCs.Our structure is that the LLCs are owned by the two Trusts (50%) in each of our names.

When you get a loan that is recorded as a mortgage, a lender will want that money to "season". 

I'm curious how the state views this process when a mortgage is in place.Lets say for example I'm the bank, and the borrower stopped paying both ME and the state Taxes...How is it handled if YOU buy the tax certificate/lien and later I have to foreclose on the property to protect the money I lent?