I would also be extra diligent in screening because you are at risk of taking anyone to fill a vacancy, which is a classic mistake.

I do have 3 attorneys that I trust their work and diligence with processing tax sale foreclosures that are always a phone all away.

Scroll your mouse over the "Education" tab at the top of the screen.

Ask the broker who their top 5 agents are in each office, and then pick up the phone and call them.  

After a few months of playing phone tag and emailing contracts to someone who didn't want to give me the time day, my phone rings, "she" was finally what we call "motivated to sell"!

This is what I market for is a sale, so with time you will understand better who can who can't sell.Keep it simple, just get the phone to ring, don't sweat the real estate sales police.  

$300 for the attorney and $12 to record the deed.By the way, I closed on this last week and today just got the phone call that we’ve got it rented for $1350!!!

Sorry for all the grammar mistakes and typos, I hate typing on my smart phone...

(assuming this is you otherwise a job for the property manager) have you setup a business email/phone/address?

You'll see several education guides to dealing with tenants including how to screen new tenants and how evict problematic ones.