For Cleaning - There is an awesome app that some really good cleaners use to resource cabins.

Am I in deep trouble if I move to a new primary residence and the lender "finds out"?

Finally they sealed the cracks and my contractor later applied floor leveler to ready for flooring.With the foundation issue resolved, my contractor removed all the fire damaged wood, cleaned up all the soot and began a general rehab of all remaining issues.

This was a tough one for me and it's taken almost a year of digging down deep but I've finally nailed down a strategy that I am super excited about...vacation rentals!

Mostly "be out by next weekend and leave it clean,  I'll give you some of your deposit back".  

The services include house manuals, key/code exchange, handling repairs and incidents during and after the stay, cleaning, counting inventory, and updating photos/information on the listing website. 

There might be a niche market there, but i would try to find people who do it there to get a better idea because it's pretty deep in the suburbs.In that area you can get a decent 3/2 for ~150K more or less.

It's also risky since you can't see inside the properties ahead of time, and you are not guaranteed a clean title.

Your CPA should have had the deep conversation with you here and provided a road map forward.Best of luck.

@Brenden Mitchum The easiest solution would be to make the sale contingent on the current owner giving notice to all current tenants and start clean with your own people who you can work out RUBS agreement with.