@Brandon Rush Congrats, looks like a solid property!

Previous owners had done a fantastic job of taking care of the property with a solid long term tenant.

So, I figure it's best to have some solid options that are easy to put under contract or already under contract by day 45.I have done quite a few 1031 exchanges in the last several years.

The furniture is solid, nice, and comfortable.

The furniture is solid, nice, and comfortable.

I just created my account here on BP and I am looking to build some solid and long lasting relationships with individuals who love what I love.

I have gained a strong sense of what it means to be a landlord and how to provide solid customer service to my tenants through self management.

Hi,That is solid advice.

You will need to find a good agent to walk through the property, and send you videos (One that you can trust)Get a solid inspection, identify contractors that will give you bids for any big-ticket items prior to you hitting contingency dates. 

If you have a lot of equity you could do a cash-out refinance.It sounds like you have a solid rental that will increase even more in the coming years.