As well as leasing without seeing the apartment in person does feel weird.

Make sure that you look at the booking and details on what the person signed.

House hacking will also give you some personal "property management" experience.

Those list are being sent to thousands of people, and the person sending them has to make some money too. 

It's considered personal property, it's not attached or affixed to the property like a site built home is the best I understand it

In comparison to personal residences, investment properties may demand additional documentation and underwriting requirements from lenders; nonetheless, a credit score of 730 is generally regarded as acceptable and may qualify for advantageous loan conditions.

With that said, it doesn't me it can't be something that the right person wouldn't be able to take care of.

Here is one I added to this list specifically resulting from this transaction:      Are there any persons or pets presently living in any of the units that are not included in the lease agreements?

@Josie Sevilla, Lot of personal preference. 

Would a cash out refinance to a LLC factor into my personal DTI?