Personally, I don't really have to have my hand held so if I only got a chance to do a face to face meeting every now and then and other times, follow up via email, text, skype or phone that would suffice.Just a little food for thought,Anyway, I wish you all the best and I plan to rent one of your vacation homes for the winter in the next year or so.

Oh, you have a vacation home in another state that you rent out.  

It is a 3 BR townhouse in a vacation area.  

as much as i am a pro se person for small matters, in buying a property with such long term holdover, my only 2 options would be- a decent cash for keys offer- retain a local attorney with a track record of swift holdover eviction proceedings in court.why hasn't ur seller issued any notice to vacate?

Hello        I am gong to wade, at least for this summer, into the vacation rental world using my duplex. 

I feel we are lucky to be in the vacation state and that we are central (Tampa, Orlando) which gives us an advantage. 

Our agents drew a new contract....and neglected to mark the box saying we'd need 3-5 days after close of escrow to vacate.

Source: Santa Cruz County District Attorney's Office: Tenants Rights in Foreclosed Properties "Under California Civil Code Section 1950.5, a successor owner is jointly liable with the former owner to retun the deposits once the tenant vacates."

Interesting story while me and my wife were in Carmel for vacation we took an Uber and got to talking with the driver about real estate investing and found out he was an agent in that area.

I am interested in long term and vacation rentals.