It will require some decent, but not overly extensive, TLC in both units.

Do not grant extensions, etc.

They are allowed extensions under certain conditions.If there is six months left and the new owner knows right away they will not be renewing the lease they should give warning right away.

The renovations have been more extensive than we originally expected and we've done a ton of the work ourselves.

The renovations have been more extensive than we originally expected and we've done a ton of the work ourselves.

There are times when the damage is too extensive for repair and in that case I can help get you new tops.

If you want to put more outlets in to reduce chances of using dangerous too small of extension cords on the biggest space heater tenants can buy. 

@Joshua Paul Yes, I'd find a broker that offers extensive training and that is only a phone call away for any advice.

Management is key, I talked with one property manager extensively and then hired them to manage the property.

On top of that, a trustworthy Realtor will have an extensive list of inspectors, contractors, title reps, and mortgage companies whom that have built relationships with throughout their years in business (which may help you save a few bucks).As mentioned, there are Realtors out there who may only be in the business for themselves, but that's why it takes time to find the RIGHT Realtor.