I also work with OOS investors and have a list of property managers that you can call and get information from as well. 

(Actually, it is probably safer to provide no reason.)  

We "inherit" so many homeowners from the big players who have horror stories (only one booking in 6 months, guests who were allowed to wreck your home with no recourse...the list goes on and on).

I do not make anything for the recommendation (no affiliate link to share) but I have numerous courses & his is the most comprehensive & up to date that I have seen.

@Cheryl A Perna- thanks ...the proeprty will need to be a condo as there are no SFRs in the downtown area you mention ...condo market in seattle  is  much softer  than the  SFR market right now ...its a buyers  market with many units for sale ...the price ranges are still high and if you want to try to break even with renting it part time - it may be tough to do   especially  when factoring HOA dues into it  . 

No worries I’ll keep your contact in case I start looking further south. 

I'm already part of a few Facebook groups, but I'm also open to chatting or catching up over a phone call.

No.. depending on location, your property might have seen some nice appreciation.

I wonder if anyone can give me your feedback on umbrella insurance State Farm called me and told me that I should open a umbrella policy for my rental properties 

I’ve worked in the RE industry in the past so I’m no stranger to it, though I’m not an agent.My general approach is to 1) get pre-approved on FHA loan and 2) work with an agent to find off-market deals willing to work with FHA process.Open to any advice, but here’s some specific questions:Advice on general approach?