I mean, we use it for temporary purposes and refinance out. 

Buyers have to have an emotional connection to the home and especially because you stated that the flow is wonky, all the more reason buyers have to imagine themselves living there.Hack: Only pay for indoor staging.

Politicians, media, authors, and every other scum sucking parasite out there plays on our emotions to achieve their own selfish ends.

The behavior will tend to be less emotional and more formal is the main difference.

If you all can be emotionally "okay" with leasing out your home (not always the case and you'll want to be very honest about that in your evaluation) then you'll find that you may already have solid equity, advantageous financing, and a great working knowledge of the home and neighborhood. 

Keep emotions out of it.

You first need to establish a relationship and gain their trust.Selling a property is an emotional experience for many.

I have put days of work into helping her understand the process, answering question, going through her emotional roller coaster ride, etc.

In doing so you can take the emotion out of it.

Fortunately, both Indiana and Alabama seem to be siding with investors and at most granting temporary reprieves from rent with the knowledge that money will need to be repaid at some point.