,Assuming that you're not personally managing your property (which I don't recommend unless you have the time, experience, and thick skin to do so), what benefit do you expect to gain for a property that's "closer"?

Being in RE is almost as bad as being in politics, so you need thick skin at times and it's not personal....And yes, you are right.....often my fingers fly faster than my snapse fires but I'll try to spell tenant correctly...LOL

My personal mortgage is as thick as The Bible.

I have thick skin and can take whatever you would like to dish out, but others may not be interested in hearing about it.

Now, more than ever, there are countless courses,programs,and books, small scale or mainstream media, that are flavored thickly with altruistic intentions and promises to "truly help someone get started" directly marketed to inexperienced people.

I've seen reports which missed very significant things, yet were thick documents.Instead look at who actually did the site visit and data analysis.

I had them sanded and poly'd one last time eight years ago as there's just no thickness left.

I'd recommend OSB for cleats nailing b/c they are cheaper and since you will get a thicker board for the nails anyhow, it would negate the fact that OSB does not hold nails as well at the same board thickness.

Not only will that sell, but I'll sell it for more than the basic description of "thick red meat, about 1 lb MOL."

I have the landscaper put in that thick plastic cover to minimize any future weeds. 4) Install new plumbing fittings / valves, i especially like the quarter or half turn valves since it's easy for the tenants to do.5) Install Door Stops, I've had many dings.