Also what I've learned more often you'll get a better ROI when you leaverge compared to to being all cash in if the numbers are right.

I do "Subject To" to buy and "Rent to Own" and Land Contracts and Wraps.

I also interview the agents via phone I am referring to, to make sure that they are motivated and qualified to help my referred clients.

It helps to toe the line that needs to be toed if your tenants think you are just managing and don't have the authority to grant leniency on situations. 

The great deals don't sit for long, hence, why I want to learn to to lock them up.

When we bought our second home in Florida this last year, I called the title company and verified the account numbers before wiring the money even though it was emailed to to me by an encrypted email.

I was curious as I have some buddies who are committed to to investing with me in the area.

They even seem to rent readily (or used to) to students who for economics or adventure favored those low cost austere set ups.

I would want to find a local person to drive by anything you wanted to bid on and send you pictures unless it was someone you knew and trusted to to just say yes or no to bidding on the property.

I don't memorize the US code, nor do I need to to know what's commonly known as being against the law.