Hi Felipe,Most title companies will give you an estimate for their fees but tell them you're an investor and ask for investor rates.

Depending on your needs, we can share our perspective on success rates in various Disney area communities taking amenities, bedroom count, proximity to Disney, theming and all those factors into account..and we can refer you to a realtor who is a good match for you.

Ensure you have a buffer for unexpected costs.Risk Assessment: Identify and evaluate potential risks such as market volatility, changes in interest rates, tenant turnover, and property damage.

I suspect if interest rates come down as expected this summer that could drive prices back up here. 

Aloha,With all due respect, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the absolute worst, I would rate yours a 2 at best, compared to turnovers I have had over the years (even without unattended death involved), and new purchases by existing Clients.

Ideally I can find a debt partner who's willing to gap lend those funds for a flat rate return, since the deals cash flow very well, and I'd prefer to retain as much equity as possible.

I'd start by assessing their performance - compare the actuals to the airdna / bnbcalc projections, assess the ratings and reviews on the listing.

About 8 or 9 units I'm locked in around 2.75% interest rate so I'm trying to avoid that.

Any suggestions on where to get the best rates ? 

Hi Ayyoub Research is the key, Conduct thorough market research to understand why the competing property is listed at a lower rent, Consider any improvements or upgrades that could enhance the appeal of your property to potential tenants, If you're unable to match the lower rental rate of the competing property, consider other incentives to attract tenants, such as offering a shorter lease term, including utilities in the rent, or providing additional amenities.Hope it helps.