If you get no response from the tenant, send it again in one month and again one month after that.

All depreciation must still be recaptured.But I'm still intrigued to hear some CPA responses to this because I think that the above 4 items might not be factors because the investment use and depreciation were all taken by and part of the ownership by the now defunct partnership entity. 

Thank you for your response...Do you know what the number if units cut off is?

Thanks for you responses!

@Michael Newman ideally your W-2 job would serve dual purposes, both focused on your passion... 1) build capital and establish credit worthiness with which to pursue your passion, and 2) give you experience in a career you're passionate about. 

The folks on there are pretty responsive and I know some manage airbnbs, that should be a good resource for you.

I appreciate the response. 

Wholesaling as you may or may not know is a way of investing in real estate by placing properties under contract typically at below market value with the sole purpose of transferring that contract to a cash buyer at a higher price .

@Leland Smith I kind of second what @Gary Siver said........ sometimes there are contractors that aren't licensed that do better work and are more reliable than licensed, that being said that's not all that i would worry about....If you are doing any structural work, I would recommend you get someone licensed that can pull the permits or pull them yourself if they let you (its just better when you can justify at sale all the work was permitted and for tax purposes, you can have records of money that was paid out) .....

I have had great results from using these sources and get tenants who pay on time, keep the property clean and report needed repairs responsibly.