I would want to look at your rental comps with a fine tooth comb.

If you still have inventory I have a bunch of students that would be interested in combing through it to see if there is anything worth pulling the trigger on.

If you decide to work at all with a property manager, look over the contract with a fine toothed comb to ensure you understand all the ways that they are getting paid and any protections it provides you. 

Go over the contract with a fine-tooth comb, and strike clauses that don't sound right.  

Google everything (numbers, names, email on person, addresses, places of employment) Check credit, income and rental history with a fine tooth comb.

The simplest advice I can give you, is to read their contract with a fine-toothed comb.  

Read the contract with a fine tooth comb for all of the other fees you will encounter.Saying any city (and there are few) in "Northern BC" isn't remote, is kind of funny in my opinion.But, I hope you get rich on your Prince George investments.  

Sometimes I'll have 30 in a few hours and pull the ad while I comb through.I have things to comb through because I ask 5 questions always at the bottom of my ads.  

The tenant actually sent the PM an email around 1am on 7/2/16 re-stating intentions to leave, but never specified a vacate date.Being that this is my first property, I started sweating bullets and combing the internet for information.

I see the value in taking the hit to qualify as a primary residence, and I think it is time within the next few months to finally make a move.It is a sellers market, but just combing through the MLS there are some glimmers of hope to find a good enough deal.