So waiting on the comps isn’t something that I like but I also can’t be “that” high maintenance client.I also like the idea of getting access to the wealth of information that the MLS offers.

You would probably be better off renting out living space in your own house for STRs. 

My brokerage also has a top-notch property management division that you will have access to if you would like us to manage it for you. 

What is the best way to accomplish this while limiting the expenses associated with accessing the equity? 

The east facing balcony has great sunlight in the morning.Some Shared Amenities include: Pool, Tennis Courts, Sauna, Beach Access, Car Wash, Heated Underground ParkingTenant to pay electricity utility.I've recently mailed 45 Postcards to all the other tenants in the Condo building offering a $200 Referral.

Things to consider are annual co-commissions (essentially franchise fees), annual co-commission caps, desk fees, transaction fees, advertising fees, systems/platform fees, training programs, the schedule required, and then access to principal brokers and or mentors.

You'd be far better off to see if your county has public access to mortgages in arrears notices notices online somewhere, and pursue the preforclosure route, as best as I can tell.

@Barry Je  We would recommend looking into the Single Family Home space. 

They weren't built simply to cram as many house in one space, catering to commuters that drive back and forth to the city.

Since her back door had pool access, the condo association put in a rod iron fence behind all the units facing the pool.