This is obviously pretty broad, but I'd love to hear about anything from insurance policy ideas to remembering to get the place professionally cleaned--seriously anything.

However, I worked on Commercial Real Estate deals as a broker for almost three years in Brooklyn NY, and have a broad understanding of multifamily property. 

If you have found the buyer yourself, do an internet search on "close my home sale" and you should find a flat fee purchase agreement and closing arrangement service (although not area has such services available).If you haven't found a buyer and are considering a flat fee MLS listing, many of the reputable services will include the purchase agreement forms and guidance on how to get a transaction closed when the buyer does not have an agent.

As long as your tenant base has bank accounts and are internet capable, I’d always use Cozy, Apartments.com or Tenant Cloud type services.

It is a technology company that seems to streamline property management, property internet, & smart home features, all of which are things I am interested in deploying at my own apartment.

The town is VERY small (~2,000 population), very rural, but has gig internet and is less than an hour from Yellowstone/Cody, Thermopolis, and Ten Sleep, Wyoming.

It will be on the Internet so you can look it up for your area.

I did a quick search on the Internet and learned that there is something like a Blue Book value that is used for cars.

I too went through 10 years of complete undue pain and torture from HughesNet's Satellite internet service.  

I've been buying non-performing notes, which I can also manage anywhere I can get an internet connection.I'm interested in hearing the pros and cons and feedback from anyone contemplating doing what I've done, or who has done it.