I have 2 homes in a VA loan and am looking to sell my first home into a LLC that I establish to essentially do a cash out refi.

I am just in the process of meeting people and trying to establish some relationships. 

Seller is Not open to seller financing.I am a Rookie, and do not have an established commercial lender relationship.  

It’s a service landlord offers a nice clean up to date place to live and makes repairs in a timely fashion.

I can sum up my experience by saying, you get what you put in.Coaches help you devise action plans, improve on your weaknesses and establish accountability measures.

They clean between each client, like air bnb, and do their own maintenance.They have sent us a sample lease which I sent to the HOA, and I was a bit shocked that they accepted it.

In my area, these sell with contract in place first before showings.If you think it might sell better or for more money as owner/occupied potential, then you might have to get the tenant out first, clean it up and sell it vacant.Third idea might be to give the tenant some incentive to clean up if you can sell for X.

They don't want to buy a property and then have to clean up your mess.

You might want to establish a core 4 if you don't have that established yet and begin the process.

And if all of your properties are located in different markets, it will be a lot of work to research and learn about each market and get new realtors, PM, contractors…etc. unless you already have a team established in those market.Hope this helps.