You can try to do it manually and not mention anything related to sales, thus reduce the risk of anyone filing a complaint.

Don't negotiate with tenants as it relates to what is in the lease agreement or what is not. 

What helped me the most was getting forum backlinks on niche topics related to real estate investing, like here on BiggerPockets.

A 16% cap rate sounds promising on paper, but the logistics matter a lot: staffing, guest intake, rent collection, compliance with local/state regulations, and community relations can all make or break the business.We’ve helped folks who purchase existing homes and those starting from scratch—developing systems for managing staff, automating collections, maintaining certification, and keeping occupancy high.

As @Theresa Harris said, the kind of job they do is not necessarily rocket science so finding a new one should be very possible relatively soon.

I can relate a lot with you

The MLS using a relator How did you finance this deal?

Dear all,We’re dealing with a serious issue in our home and would greatly appreciate both legal and construction-related advice.We bought a flipped house in 2021, renovated by a company in 2020.

Most investors in those areas end up burnt out and eventually sell off their properties because of the constant upkeep and tenant-related headaches.BRRRR was hot back when no one really knew about real estate, prices were reasonable, and you could cash flow with 0% down.

He also connected me with his best lending relationships, relators etc...