It purely depends on the owner's strategy for unwinding their investments and what they are looking to do going forward like spreading out the pain of capital gains vs. needing the funds for other investments.

I'm 56 years old and I'm not going to build a big portfolio without an infusion of cash.  

-Electrician has been in to plan the rough-in, service upgrade, and panel box location-Visited the courthouse, still trying to locate septic field records (Huge pain in my a** thusfar) so that we can get power lines trenched in.

Not every PM will take on every neighborhood, and if the PM feels the pain the owner will too.Your property will attract a tenant of equal quality.

May be more of a pain than a treasure considering costs of replacement and repair.

@Michinori Kaneko One thing you may not have mentioned, unless I missed it, is what are the pain points you're having with your current PM other than the price?

That could get you some short term cash infusions without having to build a vacation/STR rep over time. 

But we could see they were in the process of moving out and didn't make an issue about it.A pain while it was happening, sure. 

While you're thinking about it, consider this quote from Julius Caesar: "It is easier to find people who are willing to volunteer to die, than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience."

Pain is the ultimate motivator.