Hi there, I would like to understand the deal flow better - it seems pretty straightforward on the surface- but wanna know more details.My situation - I have a few long term rentals that are slight positive cash flow.

We’re in the same situation.

Brokers can be very helpful in those situations due to the fact that they've seen a lot of similar situations.

Is the neighbor aware of the situation?

We're also a single income family and are going to get into RE out of necessity - the most pressing situation being that I haven't driven a stick shift car in about 6 years since I sold my 944 Turbo before we got married.

That said I decided it might be a good time to Stress Test my real estate portfolio, before I went on another expansion/acquisition round in a new market.

My landlord has a history of towing broke down vehicles, so I was proactive and talked with the property manager about it to let him know the situation.

Short of that, you can be nice and give him 30 days notice of termination of work agreement and 30 days notice to apply for his apartment, the same as similarly situated tenants.

I realize you said your situation is different and it's just you and your husband...we have a cleaning crew ready if needed but we like seeing our investment every week ourselves! 

These guys take care of all my rentals, and I can not stress enough how professional, efficient, and trustworthy they are.