As you are looking to get back I  what kind of properties are you looking for?

Not to mention I believe the tenants you'll find in those areas are the kind that will just be problems. 

Maybe he will work out a down payment deal of some kind or owner finance it at a reduced price point .

If you don't have a "landlord is responsible for all sanitary fittings repairs" clause in your lease then your lease is significantly lacking.Now, if you are NOT a handyman investor and have no interest in learning this kind of work, I would go down there and have a handyman meet you and the tenant there to inspect the repair.

I just sent an email to support and they replied immediately with the following:"Hi Colby Willetts,Sorry about the inconvenience.

Given that you plan on having significant cash reserves I don't see much benefit for you to paying down your mortgage.Yes look into any kind of loan you can get.

I figure with $250k I will have a solid jumping off point to be able to support myself as well as take on this new venture.Before I move to Las Vegas, I was wondering if there are a few initial steps I should take?

Just draft up a letter to the tenants kindly redirecting them to the manager.

I feel kind of stuck because I can't list the properties so I don't know how to reach out to potential buyers.

This is not the kind of problem most Americans have!