That's not a good ask.

We prefer to handle this because tenants often don’t find high-quality replacements on their own.In our market, we usually need a 30-60 day notice prior to move-out to fill the unit.

Most likely if you rent it, it will not cash flow to cover the mortgage so you could still be losing money every month.IT would be good to compare what options is better for you. 

What are good characteristics that makes them look attractive?

It's a good question. 

One of the most surprising experiences I had was when a borrower with a seemingly high-risk property came in with a last-minute change to their scope of work.

Maintaining good credit for favorable terms, larger down payments for better rates, managing debt-to-income ratio, comparing interest rates and loan types, projecting cash flow, understanding property preferences, exploring loan programs, maintaining financial reserves, planning an exit strategy, and seeking professional guidance.

Interest rates are pretty high right now. 

Any leads will be highly appreciated!

So, neither of those options is good.