If you keep it, could do some things like add a popcorn machine and some bar games (darts, etc).

The cost to purchase, the cost to sell, and there are 2 recent studies that show virtually everywhere it is initially cheaper to rent than own at high LTV.  

I assume yes, because they seem to be interested in virtual assistants.Love to discuss more. 

You can find in-person or virtual events where you can connect with other investors in your area.It's important too, to keep in touch after an event.

Not a random agent, but someone who can help you analyze deals, connect you to vetted contractors, reliable PMs, and lenders for DSCR and acquisition to help you build the kind of cash-flow machine you’re after.

One or two deals a year if you stay focused.Tools you should check out: Batch Leads (for leads), Launch Control (for texting), REsimpli (for CRM), and Propstream (for comps).Keep it tight, don’t overcomplicate it.You thinking local or virtual?

Already a TON of companies doing this for the last 15 years.Just Google, "property management virtual assistants"

Just realize that there’s a ton of opportunity out there; people are creating 8 or 9 figure net worth from virtually 0 as we speak, while most investors are satisfied with a 5% cash flow.   

The tenant would have wasted their time.I think there is virtually zero chance the tenant makes the effort to submit a small claims action for the cost of a broken faucet replacement. 

A ten-month lease is ten months A great deal can be a wealth machine for decades.