You should be able to simply push up on one side and remove them by hand. 

Once they did, it was not an issue.This is so bothersome, that I know many landlords that simply keep sewer in their name.

However, the most unfortunate thing I see in this business all the time is when someone turns over their investment to a company that simply does not do enough when it comes to managing.To keep this post succinct, I highly recommend calling multiple companies and asking the questions from this great BP post: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/01/1...I have managed a scattered site portfolio consisting of 144 single family homes and multi 2-4 throughout St.

That sounds like a great and profitable project.

.- Use restrictions and potential profits during the busy season may prohibit us from getting the best use out of the place.- Appreciation will likely be better on the beach.

its like anything though most that think this is a way to make money quickly learn its not.. like 95% of the people that try it.. its a very tough advanced thing to do .. which most simply don't know until they blow money on a guru and direct mail.. 

There are some great names out there, but a lot of them are "profit centers" that fee you to death, and can make you pay for everything.

I'm looking at this strictly as a business and am looking to make as much profit as possible, obviously.Any insight on great upcoming areas, or any advice on when or how to do this PROPERLY, would be so appreciative.Thank you!

Try looking at:The Best Types of Markets for Profitable Turnkey PropertiesandWhat to Ask When Working With a Turnkey Provider

But I think if I can get it for the right price that it could be very profitable.