It's a good one, but you probably need something a bit more robust if you're self-managing internationally.It can absolutely be done, we work with a lot of landlords located outside the US that self-manage with Innago, for example.I think there are two keys to making it successful:Find software that offers all in one tenant management features (signing documents digitally, collecting rent online, tracking communication, maintenance, automating reminders, etc.)Get connected with someone local to handle boots on the ground activitySometimes you need someone to perform maintenance or even do a showing.

What features do you like best about your recommendation?

It is pretty nerve wrecking with the price of units here. 

.** Some details: Its close to the beach on, .33 acres of land, basically condemned/abandoned from what she says, built in 1950s, other home values in area (similar in size and features but better quality) are in the $120K.

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Or all the updated features?

These classes are not based on quality of neighborhood (ie MF and apartments) it is based upon describing the type of self storage and market (age, features, market - rural vs urban, etc).

In general the "bounce-back" safety features on garage doors is a thing, but I think it would be a far cry to call that a required safety feature in a residential rental property. 

Chances are, if you get a tenant that needs handicap features, you'll have a tenant for life, without putting much money into it.

You can also try the networking feature bigger pockets has.