So ... if they're saying they'll sign a quit claim deed, is it also correct to assume that you don't have a title company doing the title work for you then issuing title insurance?

None are in quite as lucrative of an area as this condo so I'm really leaning towards hanging onto it.Thank you all for the advice and words of wisdom!

I have read quite a few books and listen to the podcasts daily and it seems this is mentioned in almost every discussion.

The services being offered are quite a bit (they even have a database that can generate leads, they do cold calling, and the whole nine!)...

Besides, inherited tenants often come with inherited headaches.Serve them with the shortest notice to quit that you legally can (both by whatever is in their m2m lease and Ohio laws) to get them out as soon as possible. 

@Jonathan StreufertNot quite sure what you mean by hand waving.

So we sent our tenant the 7-Day Notice to Quit.

I did quite a bit of business with one particular commercial lender, and any time I would propose a financing package for a new multifamily, he would always tell me, “I’ve never seen such detailed analyses in my 20 years of working here.

It changes county to county how landlord-friendly it is, but overall Iowa is quite landlord friendly. it does come down to how strong your lease is and how good your property management company is as well.

The grounds are kept beautifully and the outside repairs are taken care of nicely.We got quite a few calls yesterday and two people asked for applications.