My time is limited this trip and mostly I'm 45 mins outside the city but I will spend tomorrow checking out neighborhoods.

Personally I would not have paid for any of the fees..... at best, maybe the Uber trip to the tow yard.

I definitely need to research submarkets and maybe make a trip or two soon for sure! 

I recently took a trip there and drove some neighborhoods, and a good "sweet spot" seemed to be the Tahoe Park and Colonial Heights areas.

I guess we're going to have to take a weekend trip to Cumberland and see firsthand.

He then gives the number to the tenant and tells them they are responsible for calling the Home Warranty company and they are responsible for paying the trip charges/co-pay/deductible, whatever they want to call it.

It brought me some renters, but Trip's calendar-syncing system was a joke, and I had double-bookings. 

I’ve considered it a many times, but I always fall back to fishing and committing to three month trips at a time.

If you're moving mobile homes, be sure to put trip insurance for your moves.

Depending on the 2/5 rule, you may or may not pay complete capital gains on the owner portion.There's been discussions on this board involving 1031's in these situations, and you can 1031 the rental part to another property, and sell your owner occupied portion capital gains tax free.To play it safe, have a CPA when you're at this stage, as there are things you can overlook, trip you up, without one.